In worship we enjoyed the reminder that God is bigger and more willing to be in relationship with us than we are able to comprehend or ask for. God’s grace and mercy are more plentiful and more accessible than we think we rate in our sinfulness. God loves us more than we can imagine. Our […]
In worship we began by remembering that God’s greatest gifts for all creation are mercy and pity. God gives grace for all who trust God to be gracious. Our reading from the Paul’s letter to the Philippians describes the devotion of God through Christ’s presence and the compassion God showed in the works of Christ […]
In worship we hear the reminder that we need help from God to bot be anxious about things we have no control of (earthly things) and trust that God will lead us into heavenly things. We are reminded that our power is not sufficient to control things of consequence. Our lesson from Hebrew Scripture in […]
In worship we are reminded that the only way we are able to please God is by working with God. The things we do in our lives are impactful in accordance with our dependence on God. Our New Testament reading today from Paul’s letter to the Romans reminds us that we all are call, exactly […]
Our worship today was a continued affirmation of the life of transition which is an offshoot of our life as Christians. Our collect reminded us that God is the source of all good things and that our job as believers is to be nourished by our relationship with God and to invite others to be […]
As we began worship we heard a prayer for us to be joined in unity – not speaking all alike but telling our part of the same story of God in our lives. Our Hebrew Scripture reading from Exodus set the stage for today. We heard about the chaos of Egypt after there was a […]
In worship we were reminded that Jesus served two purposes for all humanity, to save us from our sin and to give us an example of a godly life. We are asked to continue to learn about God moving us forward from today. Our Hebrew scripture lesson was from Genesis and recounted Joseph disclosing himself […]
In worship we returned to the “Ordinary Time” after last week’s foray with the Transfiguration. We were given the reminder that our ability to think and do right things only comes through the power of the Holy Spirit. That we, who have been touched by the Spirit, are able to live only by the Spirit. […]
In worship we celebrated the Feast of the Transfiguration and were reminded that God chooses people to be witnesses of God’s grace and glory. The witness is not just for the mountain top but is for all to know, believe, and get hope that God is with us. In our Hebrew Scripture reading from Exodus […]
Note, there was an issue with the microphone which arose in the New Testament reading and persisted until after the Gospel reading. As such, the two readings were recorded after service and appended into the video. In worship we began by offering a prayer that reminds us that God’s guidance helps us live in this […]