Musings on Faith, Culture and ADHD
As a congregation, we sit at an interesting juncture. Some of us ask questions like where are we headed? Will we survive? Those are legitimate questions. I don’t know what we need to specifically do, but the answer right now is to love.
Why does Pentecost matter to us? Why do we celebrate it every year? Why does the Spirit coming like a wind matter?
On this first Sunday in Lent, we talk about hope vs. optimism.
As a nation, we strive to live up to better ideas and many times we do. But let’s not kid ourselves. We are not okay.
This is my sermon from yesterday. "Swimming in Gratitude" | Matthew 18:21-35| Pentecost 15 | Dennis Sanders, preaching https://youtu.be/XsHYYK8qQr4
God hears the cries of the oppressed and decides to act.
What happens when the word of God isn't what you want to hear?
https://denminn.tumblr.com/post/189323968502/the-mailbox-by-sermons-from-fcc-st-paul-a Isaiah 5:1-17 and 11:1-10 | Twenty Third Sunday After Pentecost | November 17, 2019 | Dennis Sanders, preaching Dennis remembers a mailbox during his childhood and we are reminded of a God that seeks justice and also wants to love us as well.
God hears the cries of the oppressed and decides to act.
God hears the cries of the oppressed and decides to act.
The Clockwork Pastor 