Sermons

There is an in-born desire and ability for every person to relate beyond self, to others, to the whole cosmos, and ultimately to God.

Thanksgiving is our way of acknowledging God’s goodness.  We thank God for his gifts. But more importantly, we thank God for being the great Gift Giver.  

This message explores the theme of beauty from the perspective of John’s gospel, where we learn of the beauty of God’s presence in Jesus, as well as the beauty of creation’s renewal through Jesus.

Jesus never abuses or abdicates His absolute power but exercises divine power as God intended, i.e., as a signpost of hope in a suffering world.

Deep down we think freedom means being free to do whatever I want. To live without rules or restrictions. We think that’s freedom! But that has nothing to do with freedom at all. 

In this message, we discover how John’s gospel uses the images of a temple, a towel and a tree to point us to the love that our hearts most need– a love that gives us hope in a suffering world.