To watch, please click here. In preparation for our pilgrimage to Rome this fall, I invited the pilgrims to read a novel: Quo Vadis (kwo VAH-dis), by the Polish writer Henryk Sienkiewicz (shen-KAY-vich) written in 1896. 130 years ago. Quo Vadis is Latin for: Where are you going? This historical novel which won the Nobel
Where Are You Going?
Sermon | August 23, 2026
Getting to the Heart of the Matter
Sermon | September 12, 2021
I’ve been hearing lately about conversations people have had with family members and good friends who refused to get vaccinated. (disqualify people who are immune-compromised) These conversations are exasperating! Nothing they say inspires their loved one to change their mind. Nothing works. It is crazy making. This is life and death, and there are not
Thoughts and Prayers and…
Sermon | September 5, 2021
Our thoughts and prayers are with the victims. Our thoughts and prayers are with the bereaved. Our thoughts and prayers are with the hungry. Our thoughts and prayers are with the homeless. “Thoughts and prayers”: a very common phrase these days. We hear about thoughts and prayers for Haiti; thoughts and prayers for Black Lives
Sermon on James
Sermon | August 29, 2021
I am sad to say this will be my last Sunday with you before my wife and I get our house ready to go on the market and we make our move to Florida a permanent one. I am happy to say, however, that for this last sermon one of the assigned readings is the
Ambassadors in Chains
Sermon | August 22, 2021
Today we find the apostle Paul in very unfortunate circumstances. He is in a Roman jail with a death sentence hanging over his head. He is literally in chains, and there is a date set for his execution. It had been his calling to carry the message of Christianity throughout the world. That was his
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