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Sunday Sermons

The Sixteenth Sunday after Pentecost

  • The Rev. Scott Walters
  • 09/17/2023
  • 12:57

“But here’s the question the parable poses to us. What do you need to forget? And what do you need to remember? Do you ever find yourself remembering and ruminating on some hurt you know you need to be set free from somehow and forgetting the many gifts and graces that have arrived in your life since the first breath you drew this morning? I sure do.”

The Fifteenth Sunday after Pentecost: Exodus 12:1-14

  • The Rev. Paul McLain
  • 09/10/2023
  • 10:31

One of the questions that kept coming to me during the sabbatical was: ‘Saved for what?’ That’s still an open question for me, and perhaps it is for all of us. But that ride with Cloudy and Hadrian and my coffee with Phil propelled me closer to an answer, or at least gave me a new beginning toward slowing down and taking the time just to live that question.

The Fourteenth Sunday after Pentecost: Exodus 3.1-15

  • The Rev. Scott Walters
  • 09/03/2023
  • 12:02

If we let ourselves be drawn toward the mystery of the God who has no adequate name, we might also let ourselves be drawn toward the mystery of each other. Because your name is inadequate to who you are in the depths of yourself as well, as is the name of the person you think you know best in this world and the name of your oldest and archest enemy.

The Thirteenth Sunday after Pentecost – Exodus 1:8 – 2:10

  • The Rev. Katherine Bush
  • 08/27/2023
  • 12:07

What’s saving your life right now? Perhaps some of the very same things that saved Moses and his generation: an apprehension of God, the invisible kindness of others, the strength of character your mother taught you.

The Twelfth Sunday after Pentecost: Matthew 15.10-28

  • The Rev. Scott Walters
  • 08/20/2023
  • 10:51

In the end, faith looks like a kind of clear attention. A truthful way of seeing the world as it is or the person in front of us for who they are really can change everything, beginning with ourselves.