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Blessed Are Those Who Mourn – Rev. Tom Are
In part 2 of the Lenten Sermon Series "The World Turned Upside Down," Rev. Tom Are turns to one of the more mysterious beatitudes: “Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted.” The beatitude does not say, “Blessed will be those who mourn,”...
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Blessed Are the Poor in Spirit – Rev. Tom Are
In Matthew’s Gospel, the first teaching Jesus offered was the portion we call the Sermon on the Mount. The Sermon on the Mount begins with the Beatitudes. During Lent, Rev. Tom Are will explore the significance of these Beatitudes in his preaching...
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What God Can Do With Dust – Rev. Hallie Hottle
It’s from dust we came, and to dust we shall return. And yet, the story of scripture reminds us just what God can do with dust. From creation, to restoration in resurrection, God hasn’t needed more than what we already are to do amazing things. Our...
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When God is Absent - Rev. Dr. Rodger Nishioka
For many of us, there were moments in 2020 when it seemed as if God was absent. That is exactly what Job wondered. Facing the loss of his family, friends, home, livelihood, and honor, he asks why God has abandoned him and is absent. Together, with Rev....
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A Holy Reset: Rest, Receive, Rejoice – Revs. Melanie Hardison and Sally Wright
Rev. Melanie Hardison and Rev. Sally Wright explore scriptures related to God resting on the seventh day of creation, Jesus withdrawing to pray as part of his healing ministry, and Jesus’ invitation to “come unto me all you who are weary and carrying...
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Angels Are Everywhere – Rev. Tom Are
Rev. Tom Are concludes the “2020 Was My Teacher” series with a message on angels. If you have eyes to see it, there have been angels all around us in 2020, ordinary folks doing ordinary things and remarkable things, but things that have served the...