April 7, 2019
As Presbyterians, we pride ourselves on our sense of order. But according to Luke, everything in Jesus’ life was not orderly, particularly towards the end. Perhaps we can learn a lesson and “loosen up” just a little. A sermon from Associate Pastor Katie Murchison Ross, “Indecently and Out of Order.”
June 10, 2018
“Flat Stanley” is a fun, fictional children’s book. But when we figuratively “flatten” people in real life, it is horrible, and may lead to violence and even death. A sermon with many dimensions from Pastor Ben Trawick, “Jesus Wears 3-D Glasses.”
May 6, 2018
When Jesus states, “I am the true vine,” the extended metaphor provides us with a deeper understanding of what it means to be God’s followers. It takes a lot of hard work to make a good grape, as well as a good Christian. A fruitful sermon from Pastor Ben Trawick, “People of the Vine.”
April 22, 2018
This week, Grace was honored to hear a sermon from world-renowned Old Testament scholar Walter Brueggemann. The discussion: a deep, intense, reflective biblical study on the topic of…pronouns? He shares it with you and I in “A Rich Complexity of Indispensable Pronouns.”
April 15, 2018
When Jesus returns after the resurrection, those who knew and loved him did not immediately recognize him. Instead, it is Jesus who initiates the comfort or the call. Perhaps the same applies to us today? A sermon from Pastor Ben Trawick, “How Will We Know Him?”
