We talk about “murdering our darlings”, the sins that don’t fit with the Resurrected life that we are called into.
We celebrate the stories of Paul, Peter, and our own stories as we consider this week’s texts.
We talk about Palm and Passion Sunday in terms of what it means that we read “the passion” of our Lord.
We celebrate a rare second Sunday after Christmas as we talk about Solomon’s ask for wisdom.
We talk about our laments and our God who hears our cries.
We talk about the relief that the disciples feel when Jesus calms the storm, and we talk about that same feeling in our lives.
We talk about our expectations and how Jesus comes to give us new expectations of life.
We talk about what separates us and how Christ brings us together.
We talk about rest and Sabbath and how those things are made for us by a God who loves us and sent His Son to us.
We talk about hunger and how we are both fed and given the responsibility to feed others with the gifts of God’s Kingdom. Sermon Scripture: Matthew 14:13–21 Now when Jesus heard this, he withdrew from there in a boat to a desolate place by himself. But when the crowds heard it, they followed him on…