Cynthia Lapp
The Cliff’s Edge
Speaker: Cynthia Lapp
We know well the beginning of Luke 4, but the next part perhaps we would rather avoid. The chapter starts with Jesus on his vision quest in the wilderness; he […]
Visions of the Madonna: Advent 4
Speaker: Cynthia Lapp
In this advent season, we are exploring darkness. We remember and name the ways that God pierced, and is piercing, the veil between heaven and earth. While Scripture Sketchers have […]
Patience in the Dark: Advent 3
Speaker: Cynthia Lapp
I used to have a brick of a phone, some might call it a burner phone or even a drug dealer phone. I wasn’t very good at using the phone. […]
Nourishing Darkness: Advent 2
Speaker: Cynthia Lapp
From Isaiah 11 Then a shoot will sprout from the stump of Jesse; from Jesse’s roots a branch will blossom. The Spirit of YHWH will rest on you – a […]
Why Church?
Speaker: Cynthia Lapp
Why Church? It is a question that the youth discussed a few weeks ago when they met. It is a question that Menno Media is asking youth across the country. […]
Inheritance
Speaker: Cynthia Lapp
The way Mark’s gospel tells it, Jesus is just about to leave on his last journey; his ultimate destination is Jerusalem. A person runs up, and gets in Jesus’ way. […]
A Free Earth
Speaker: Cynthia Lapp
Ever since the creation of the world God’s eternal power and divine nature, invisible though they are, have been seen and understood through the things God has made. (Romans 1:20) […]
Revealing Glory
Speaker: Cynthia Lapp
The heavens herald your glory, O God. Glory, it is one of those words we don’t use often in every day speech though I do have a friend who regularly […]
Curious Questions
Speaker: Cynthia Lapp
It was around the time of our second Passover season with Jesus. We always look forward to Passover, gathering with family to remember and retell one of the stories that […]
Reconciliation Work
Speaker: Cynthia Lapp
Last week was the last Sunday of our Anabaptism at 500 series – looking at the center of our faith, life and work. I was scheduled to preach but was […]