Sermons
sermonS from sunday
Acts 3:1-10 – It’s Good to be Seen
Peter and John tell the man who cannot walk to “Look at us!” It’s good to be seen – to be noticed. Our challenge this week is to notice someone around us who could easily be missed. Our promise this week is that we are seen by God as beloved children and we hear that promise in the sacrament of communion given “for you.”
Mark 16:8 What does Easter look like without Jesus? A blueberry muffin perhaps
Mark’s gospel has an unusual ending – there are no resurrection meetings with Jesus and the women flee from the tomb too scared to say anything to anyone. What does Easter look like without Jesus? It’s extraordinarily bold hope – like the marketing genius behind the blueberry bushes at Costco who put a recipe for overnight blueberry oats on the box. Bold hope looking ahead to where Jesus already is!