Sermons

Setting One’s Face to Jerusalem Ash Wednesday – 2025 Luke 9:51-62 Rev. Amy P. McCullough, PhD Jesus set his face toward Jerusalem. Nine chapters into Luke’s gospel, when Jesus is […]

“Out into the Deep”Fifth Sunday after EpiphanyLuke 5:1-11February 9, 2025Rev. Amy P. McCullough, PhD Early church historians record Peter’s death, at the order of the Roman emperor Nero, during the

“Love Acts”Fourth Sunday after EpiphanyJeremiah 1:4-10 and 1 Corinthians 13February 2, 2025Rev. Amy P. McCullough, PhD Love is patient. Love is kind. Love is not envious, or boastful or arrogant

Second Sunday after Epiphany1 Corinthians 12:1-11 and John 2:1-11January 19, 2025Rev. Amy P. McCullough, PhD My brother and sister-in-law held their wedding in early June at a ranch in Montana,

Baptism of the Lord 2025 Isaiah 43:1-7 and Luke 3:13-15, 21-22 January 12, 2025 Rev. Amy P. McCullough, PhD When I was younger and fitter I arose most mornings, in

Last Friday was the seventh anniversary of my father’s death. It is hard to believe he has been dead for seven years. Some days it feels like yesterday. Other times

At first hearing, today’s scriptures, about Hannah and from Hebrews, share little in common. They are separated by thousands of years. One is a family drama. One is called a

In the thirteen and a half years I have served this congregation, we have gathered for worship after all manner of events. After Newtown, when the pain of that December

The book of Job begins with a bird’s eye view from the heavens. God and God’s emissaries are looking down upon the earth. If we could take such a heavenly

How many words does the average person speak in the course of a day? Anyone want to wager a guess? The research varies, but most agree the typical adult speaks