Sermons

  • March 17, 2024

    From taking tours of caves as a child, I have a fascination and fear of being underground for long periods. Sure, I have been buried under sand on the beach […]

  • March 10, 2024

    The phrase “to not air your dirty laundry” always struck me as a child when our laundry was regularly hung out on lines across the backyard as I questioned who […]

  • March 3, 2024

    Wheeling and dealing is perhaps not my best skill. If I you ask politely, maybe you would be willing to serve on church council or assist in worship. Or I […]

  • February 25, 2024

    Is anyone else feeling like the dust and death of Lent this year are a little too real? Perhaps I see it more as a pastor but the list of […]

  • February 18, 2024

    Water is a basic element of the planet. Water sustains and fosters life; too little or too much water can end it. Life here in California even this weekend is […]

  • February 11, 2024

    Perhaps it is how we are wired or maybe our stage in life, change is a welcome joy for some and a sense of dread for others. Some enjoy meeting […]

  • February 4, 2024

    Firoozeh Dumas brought her bottles of over-the-counter medications with her to Germany. Yet she took her doctors’ advice after her surgery using ibuprofen only occasionally. She made tea and rested […]

  • January 28, 2023

    It is good to be home. Now concluding the sabbatical time, my deep thanks to Pastors Charbel Zheib, Joshua Semovoski, and Paul Carlson who preached and presided during the three […]

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