To watch the sermon click here. I just returned from a whirlwind trip to the ivory towered East Coast where I was part of a panel on artificial intelligence, theology, and the church. And so, I begin this sermon with a highbrow reference to the musical Hamilton. It’s pretty famous… at least the story is.
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The Magnificat and Mary’s Example
To watch the sermon click here. I have a story to tell you about the Magnificat, Luke chapter 1 verses 46 to 55. Last Sunday, at the 11 am service, I was standing right here in your midst, reading from Luke chapter 3 about John the Baptist. Sabrina was the Verger at 11am and she
Rejoicing in Relationship
To watch the sermon click here. These are the gloomy days in Seattle. The sun, if it appears at all, doesn’t show up until around 8:00 in the morning and then begins to disappear around 4:00 in the afternoon. There’s a persistent mist in the air, and if it’s not misting that generally means it’s
Attuned to the Signs of the Times
To watch the sermon click here. I consider myself a pretty capable world traveler. The evidence? I’ve traveled to over 50 countries, and I’m here to tell you about it. It’s a low bar, but it’s good enough. Now two things I know from years of hoofing it around the world: One I talk about
Don’t Worry, Be Thankful!
To watch the sermon click here. I love to read, and I love to travel. In fact, I love to read while I travel. While I enjoy holding a real book in my hands, I also appreciate using my phone as a Kindle when I’m on an airplane. It saves space, lets me read in
How to Build Communities of Trust
To watch the sermon click here. Today, I want to extend my sermon from last Sunday, by continuing our conversation about community and the reality of our relational God. You may recall how I pointed out that the community of our God, our Trinitarian God, Father, Son and Holy Spirit, is bound in perfect unity,
God is our Firm Foundation
To watch the sermon click here. Grace to you and peace from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ. This morning’s sermon is about who we are going to be as a church after the election of the 47th president of the United States. Two things will remain: We will be incarnational, connected, face
Life is About Practices
To watch the sermon click here. When Margaret, my twenty-five year old daughter, was in third grade, we were living in Los Angeles. After one of her soccer games, where she probably scored five goals, which was not unusual, “A big guy, tall guy, tears in his eyes came up to me…” that’s a Seth
We are Co-Creators: Remembering St Francis
To watch the sermon click here. As many of you know, my family spent this past summer relocating from Essex, Connecticut to Seattle. We were returning home as we had moved from Seattle to Connecticut only four years ago. It is truly wonderful to be back for so many reasons. But I want to talk
