Sometimes, I can’t name a sermon until I finish it. Sometimes, I name the sermon while writing it. Sometimes, I come up with the name in advance to guide its development. And sometimes, I come up with a really fun name and wonder if the sermon will ever live up to it. Time might be … Continue reading Telling Our Story While Traveling Through Time
This Sunday, we will celebrate Mother’s Day, in its full joyful and complicated experience for our mothers, grandmothers, and mother figures. Stacy Callender will deliver a message about our monthly theme exploring what it means to be a people of story.
Our personal stories may be the most important stories we ever tell, and an authentic telling can be one of the most powerful things we ever do. However, we can’t tell our stories authentically unless we cope with the tension between our individual stories, where we play the protagonist, and the stories of others, where … Continue reading Tell Me A Story: Lives in Tension
