Lent is a journey. It takes us from Ash Wednesday to Good Friday, and sometimes much further.
If we are not careful, the mountain can limit our view of God, thinking the mountaintop is the only place where God is found.
Sermon presented by Annalee Isbell and Daniel Udochi. The core of the golden rule is a moral obligation to treat others ethically for their sake, not ours, even if it’s better than the way they treat us. Why? Not because it’s advantageous, but because it’s right. And because the way we treat others is about…
Luke focuses on the level ground beneath our feet, where no one is more valued than another.
Jesus told Simon to cast their nets into deeper water.
Love is not always the loudest sound in the room.
It is a place of grace not only for the world, but also for ourselves. We learn to offer grace to the world by first offering it to one another.
It is where the principle meets the practical—how large needs are addressed in small ways.
When we sit down next to the waters of baptism, we can hear the current of God’s grace.
It is an extension of the love of God we have received given back, blessed twice, as the love of neighbor.