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April 19: Revealed in a Meal
Sometimes the troubles of life keep us from seeing that Jesus is walking with us. Jesus not only walks with us, but he also processes these experiences in relationship with us as he did the two disciples on the road to Emmaus. Even if we're kept from recognizing Jesus' presence, he never leaves us in this state of unrecognition. Through the taking and breaking of the bread, Jesus' love and care is revealed to us. In this sermon, we hear that Jesus is revealed to us through the Eucharistic meal, and through this meal, we have the courage to transform ourselves and the world around us.
March 1: Nicodemus and the New Life
This week’s text contains one of the most familiar lines in Scripture: “For God so loved the world…” And yet, it is often misunderstood, even weaponized to divide. In his conversation with Nicodemus, Jesus invites us into a new vision—a new way of seeing, hearing, and living. The old patterns of violence, division, and hatred are giving way to something new. The world God is bringing forth is shaped not by fear, but by love.
February 22: A Lent Together
Lent is usually talked about as a season of struggle — a time to give things up, push through discomfort, and suffer a little so we can grow closer to God. But what if that’s not the whole picture? When we read the story of Jesus being tempted in the wilderness, it’s easy to imagine him as this lone hero — standing strong against the devil with sheer willpower and determination. But what if we’re missing something? What if the real temptation wasn’t just about bread or power or proving himself? What if the deeper temptation was believing he had to go through the wilderness alone? And what if that’s our temptation too?