Multiplied in the Hands of God
Steph Wieand
I’ll bet many of you have had this experience- You roll into church on a Sunday morning- and maybe that day you’re late, frazzled, numb maybe, overwhelmed, detached, noncommittal, isolated, worried, stressed, depressed, exhausted, annoyed, angry, raw… And then you put on your happy face and say, “hi, I’m good, how are you?” And slide […]
An Unbound God
Steph Wieand
When Moses does not return, the people get worried. Here they are in the wilderness and now with no leader. They long for security. They long for a god they can see who will lead them. So they take matters into their own hands, quickly turning from their covenant with the Lord, seemingly forgetting what […]
Encounter
Steph Wieand
Hagar was a woman, a girl really, UNSEEN. The Hebrew in today’s text repeatedly refers to her as a ‘slave girl’, insistent upon our awareness of her lowly status. She is a young person on the margins, a slave, a girl, an Egyptian and therefore an outsider and foreigner. Every year the second week of […]
God of Power, God of Love
Rylee Weishaupt
How do we as Anabaptists tackle passages in scripture that seemingly contradict our loving God? While this sermon won’t answer every question, it will begin to discuss what it means to see a loving God in scripture passages such as Daniel 7. In this chapter we see a powerful God, but how can we also […]
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