Outdoor Worship at the Farm
Worship at the farm included words from Jesus about the hiddenness of things in this world as we read parables of seeds, yeast, salt, fish nets, treasures … so many reminders that we need to LOOK for the realm of God.
Just Can’t Win for Losing
Even Jesus has that moment when he tells others he and John the Baptist just can’t win …
Acts Together Four
We conclude the series on the Acts of the Apostles and the Church is called into an active life of mission.
Acts Together Three: Finding Peace
In our third sermon in the Acts Together series, we see how a missionary apostle found peace in turbulent times.
Acts Together Two: Missionary? Missional?
June 14, 2020 – Join us for worship as we consider the words mission, missional and missionary. We continue in our exploration of the Apostle Paul’s journeys into the world of Gentiles.
Acts Together One
As UniPlace begins a sort of vacation bible school in June — we are all diving into scripture. In worship each week we will follow the lives of the apostles and see what discipleship meant to them both before and after the Holy Spirit came and baptized them with fire.
Social Distancing
Psalm 95 John 4:5-15 As darkness fell in Siena, Italy on Thursday, neighbors struggled with the strain of social distancing. They prayed for the bereaved as 1,266 have died in Italy from Covid-19 and more than 17,600 have contracted the virus. Life has dramatically changed as those numbers continue...
Open the Door!
Easter is the celebration of a grand opening — in biblical Greek, a megale thura. Through Christ’s amazing grace and strong will to lead us away from violence and death, the door is opened to life eternal. He is risen! He is risen, indeed!
Palm Sunday – “Save Us!”
The streets were filled with people looking for change. Children led the way with shouts of “Hosanna! Save us Son of David!” What do the children see that many adults are missing?
Love Perseveres
As we continue our journey through Lent we consider how the power of God’s love perseveres through our times of obstinacy. We too, persist in loving our neighbors and ourselves, even when the world seems shrouded in darkness. May God say of us all one day, #WePersisted