Lenten Sermon Series
Work is complicated. Relationships are complicated. Life is complicated. Lent is a good time to remember to keep it simple.
We will explore the captivating story of the apostle Paul's shipwreck (Acts 27). Just as Thomas Obadiah Chisholm found inspiration in his personal struggles to pen the timeless hymn "Great is Thy Faithfulness," we too can find hope and encouragement in the midst of whatever life throws at the ship of our lives. Paul's journey serves as a powerful image of resilience, faith, and the unwavering hope that God offers us for tomorrow.
Work is complicated. Relationships are complicated. Life is complicated. Lent is a good time to remember to keep it simple.
We hope to light the way through our Sunday services, musical events, toy drive outreach, community programming, children's activities, online devotionals, and much more.
We will spend November exploring what it means to be "Rooted in Love".
In this sermon series we will ask questions like, "What is the soul?" "Where did it come from?" "What will nourish it these days?" We will also offer nutrient-rich disciplines that you can come back to over the course of your life to "keep your spiritual diet straight."
The summer sermon series is based on the book Life Worth Living: A Guide to What Matters by Miroslav Volf, Matthew Croasmun, and Ryan McAnnally-Linz. The book is based on a course offered in Yale’s Humanities Program and taught by the authors.