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God Is Still Moving
The passage I’m going to read from 2 Samuel 7 is one of the most important in the Old Testament for Christian faith yet it is not familiar to many people. In 2 Samuel 5 David becomes king of all Israel and Judah. He captures the city of Jerusalem from…
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Bearing Witness to the Light
Did you see any of the beautiful sunsets we had earlier this past week or even yesterday? Living on Cape Cod we are blessed to be able to see the sun rise and set over the water if we choose. Seeing the beauty of a sunrise or sunset, recognizing the…
Click to go to this sermon...Taking the Long View
I want to begin today by talking about waiting. Many of us are like Inigo Montoya in the movie The Princess Bride, we hate waiting. Christmas is three weeks from today and for young children waiting for Christmas can feel like a long time. For those of us who are…
Click to go to this sermon...Guests and Gifts
This is the first Sunday of Advent; it is the beginning of marking the weeks leading up to the celebration of the birth of Jesus. One of the best known aspects of Luke’s birth narrative is that when Mary and Joseph arrived in Bethlehem “there was no room for them…
Click to go to this sermon...Joyful Giving
Good morning! I’m so grateful to have the opportunity to share with you all this morning. It’s always a good sign when the senior pastor invites you back up to preach…either my first sermon went well or he couldn’t find anyone else to take this Sunday! I’m hoping for the…
Click to go to this sermon...Joseph: Forgiveness
Last week we left Joseph when he was made Prime Minister of Egypt. He wisely laid out the plan of saving twenty percent of the crops each year during the seven years of plenty so there would be food enough to keep people alive during the seven years of famine…
Click to go to this sermon...Joseph: Being Prepared
It seemed appropriate to me as I was putting this series together to preach this Sunday on being prepared since it is the day after the amazing BBC Holiday Fair. The preparation and the work that goes on for months and culminates this past week when many people move into…
Click to go to this sermon...Joseph: Personal Integrity
For the last two months we have been on a journey through the book of Genesis learning lessons for leading our lives as Christians. For the final three weeks of this series we will be looking at the life of Joseph. Joseph was his father Jacob’s favorite son, because he…
Click to go to this sermon...Jacob & Esau: Generosity of Spirit
I believe one of the qualities that mature Christians and good leaders display and encourage in others is generosity of spirit. Generosity of spirit includes graciousness, large-heartedness, forgiveness, and an awareness of and a concern for others. The opposite of generosity of spirit is a resentful, vindictive, selfish, harsh, unforgiving,…
Click to go to this sermon...Jacob and Laban: Honesty
When you were growing up did you ever hear, “Honesty is the best policy.” How many people believe that? How many people practice that? All the time without exception? Honestly? How much is honesty practiced in our lives and in our country? A lack of honesty hurts everyone; it undermines…
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Stewards of Grace
Well, it’s mid October and I don’t know about you all, but I’m already thinking about Christmas. I’m so excited because this is the first year our 18mo granddaughter will be with us for Christmas. As I started Christmas shopping, I’ve so much fun looking at toddler toys, and Disney…
Click to go to this sermon...Abraham & Sarah: Faith
In many ways, the Book of Genesis is about the call of God and how people respond to God’s call to be in a relationship of trust with the Lord. Adam, Eve, and Cain fail to respond properly to God’s call. Noah does better, and Abraham and Sarah, who had…
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