Sermons
The Royal Banquet
Speaker: Cynthia Lapp
Welcome to this Christ the King Sunday. Three years ago we celebrated it as Christa the Queen Sunday. And in fact we do have Christa with us this morning. Christa, […]
Moses & Super Grover 2.0
Speaker: Michelle Burkholder
I am going rogue on the lectionary today. Instead of the suggested scripture passages for this week – I decided it was time to share with you all some of […]
We Need Jesus, Y’all
Speaker: Cynthia Lapp
The gospels give us a lot of stories about Jesus healing people. It can be one of the most exciting things about Jesus. Jesus makes blind people see, deaf people […]
Into The Lake
Speaker: Cynthia Lapp
Once he had a family, but that was before. Now there is no place for him. Everyone has had to distance themselves from him, his violent threats and outbursts are […]
The Living Church
Speaker: Michelle Burkholder
The earth and everything on it – The world and all who live in it – Belong to YHWH. As we worship together today, on World Communion Sunday, we […]
Ain’t I A Woman
Speaker: Erica Lea
When I was in junior high I played the French horn in the school band. This was a compromise because when I said I wanted to play drums, my parents […]
The Taste Of A Spark
Speaker: Michelle Burkholder
We are in a season of transitions, of newness, of celebration as school starts up again and fall brings about a sense of renewal. We are celebrating going back to […]
Dear Dr. King
Speaker: Cynthia Lapp
Dear Dr. King, We received your letter written from a Birmingham jail cell in August, 1963. It arrived a lifetime ago, more than 2 lifetimes of Michael Brown, more than […]
The Temple And Useless Flesh
Speaker: Cynthia Lapp
I must start by thanking Gene Miller for pointing out the sermon for me today. Last week after the service, Gene came to me, bible open, pointing to the passage […]
Bathsheba and David: Part II
Speaker: Cynthia Lapp
You notice that this sermon is part 2. Sometimes the lectionary works that way for preachers. (After these two heavy weeks with David, I am sure we will all be […]
