On this 5th Sunday after Easter we rejoice that we are indeed not alone, but that God continues to be with us in very real ways. By the power of the Holy Spirit, Christ continues to abide in us and we in him. And if we think about a vine and its branches, we know […]
Celebrating “The Holy Name of Jesus” this sermon is based on Phillipians 2. In ancient days to know someone’s name meant having power over that person. Having the mind of Christ, and bearing his name we have the privilege of emptying ourselves and being others’ servants instead of having power over them. God saves is […]
Real power, God’s power, is found not in the form of coercion, but can be seen through Christ’s presence with people in their weakness and fragility, giving them hope by the power of Christ’s love. And for those who know the power of God at work in their lives, amidst their weakness and fragility, know […]