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 […]
Hoping in the Wild
Doug Kaufman
As we move further into a climate changed world, we face greater uncertainty. We need to re-learn how to face the wild world, recognizing that we do not control the world. We can find hope in facing the wild.
Unbound
Billy Funk
What does this story imply about God and what does it say about us? For this week’s Sermon we will be wrestling with what it means to understand the God of Shadrach, Meshack and Abednego as our God, a God that is free and unbound in a way that allows us to be unbound and […]
Courageous Obedience
Steph Wieand
This week I spent my days doing two main things. During the beginning of the week and last week, I have been studying the book of Daniel, which will be part of our focus for our summer series that we are beginning today. And then on Friday and Saturday I was on a retreat with […]
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