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Do Not Lose Heart

THE ANNIVERSARY OF THE UCC I want to focus this morning on two events. One of this is coming up in just a few days. It’s actually the anniversary of

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When We are Adopted by God

THE FLESH AND THE SPIRIT In today’s reading from the book of Romans, Paul contrasts two different ways of being in the world. We can live by the flesh or

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Nine O’clock in the Morning

THE HOLY SPIRIT We tend to be afraid of those things that we don’t understand. And because we are afraid of them, we may tend to react to them. Sometimes

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JESUS’ PRAYER This morning, we are reading from John 17:6-19. It’s a prayer of Jesus to God the Father. All of John 17, in fact, is a prayer that is

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From Servants to Friends

FRIENDSHIP What does it mean to be a friend? It depends on the definition because we use the term rather loosely in our society today. Everyone wants to everyone else’s

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Bearing Good Fruit

FRUIT I grew up in the fruit belt of the Niagara Peninsula. From a very young age – like ten years old – I spent my summers working in orchards.

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Being Like Thomas

DOUBTING THOMAS? Of all of the characters in the New Testament, the most reviled is Judas Iscariot. After all, he was the one who, for thirty pieces of silver, betrayed

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Transforming Fear to Hope

FEARFUL AT THE TOMB Today is Easter Sunday, the day of resurrection, the day when Jesus rose from the grave to defeat the powers of sin and death and offer

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Betrayal

SAVED BY BLOOD On Maundy Thursday, Jesus shared the Passover meal with his disciples in the upper room. In this festival, the Jewish people remember how God rescued them from

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The Beginning of the End

THE TRIUMPHAL ENTRY One week to go. Good Friday and Easter Sunday are just around the corner, the most important events in the Christian year. In fact, the most important

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