Scripture: Exodus 18: 13-23 Theme: When we share the work and share the load, the task becomes easier and more efficient. Also, if others are included, it makes them feel like they are a part of something worthy.
Scripture: Exodus 18: 13-23 Theme: When we share the work and share the load, the task becomes easier and more efficient. Also, if others are included, it makes them feel like they are a part of something worthy.
Good morning, everyone! My name is Cuquis Robledo, and I am excited and super honored that Reverend Plunkett invited me to come speak to you all again. I cannot believe five years have passed since I last spoke at this …
Scripture: 2nd Timothy 3: 16-17 Theme: When Paul told Timothy that ALL Scriptures were God-inspired and good for teaching the people, did he really mean ALL Scriptures?
18th Sunday after Pentecost October 9, 2022 Scripture readings: 2nd Kings 5:1-15 & Luke 17: 11-19 In today’s message, I am going to discuss that which is obvious and that which is not. I am going to use a word you might not …
Scripture: Hebrews 12: 1 and Revelation 14: 1-5 Theme: On World Communion Sunday, all Christian churches take extra time to remember that we all come together as sisters and brothers in Christ around the Communion table. What might that “vast …
World Communion Sunday October 2, 2022 Scripture readings: 2nd Timothy 1: 1-14 & Luke 17: 5-10 One of the most beloved types of stories in America is the heroic tale. From the legend of Robin Hood to the Scarlet Pimpernel to Superman to …
Scripture: Acts 8: 26-40 Theme: When Philip was told by the Spirit to go to Gaza, he obeyed. Do you ever feel like you are being “led” toward something in your life? Could it be the Spirit leading you?
September 25, 2022 16th Sunday after Pentecost Scripture readings – 1st Timothy 6: 6-19 and Luke 16: 19-31 It may seem like I am preaching a theme, especially if you note that our Stewardship Campaign will kick off next month. I assure …
Scripture: Psalm 146 Theme: On a Monday morning, perhaps this very uplifting psalm might be too much. Or perhaps…it’s just perfect!