Sermons

These scriptures about judgment and mercy are part of one gesture, one movement, that offer healing and wholeness.

We, too can rebuild our interior “temple,” that we might find the intimacy, the connection, with God and with each other, for which our souls long.

When we do works of mercy, it is no longer we who do them but Christ who does them in us.

 For as we persevere in walking the walk of Jesus’ teachings, and as we trust in him and ask for help, Jesus will draw us closer and closer.

Christian alertness and preparedness is not a nervous “fear of missing out” but rather is steady and sure, the result of choices we make and habits we form in the belief that at our death “life is changed, not ended,” “and when our mortal body lies in death there is prepared for us a place eternal in the heavens.”