The Holy Spirit sends us beyond what is comfortable, and comforts us with sweet communion.

It doesn't matter if we're on the right side, because if we're on the right side and we can't love one another, then we're wrong.

On figuring out which fruits to bear and which need pruning.

Listening for the voice of Jesus when life is noisy.

God is always at work in the hidden places of our lives.

Lent has us look at what we'd rather avoid—so we can see it transfigured in Christ.

What would Jesus drive out of our lives?

Do we really put our whole trust in Christ’s grace and love? Really?

When we find ourselves "in-between" in the wilderness, it's not a mistake.

The Transfiguration as a model for the Church: sharing the ministry with our ancestors and our successors.

Oh, for heaven's sake, the second the fever leaves her, she has to get up and serve them?

The church says, We’re here. We love you.

On why it's probably best if we just treat everyone like we would treat Jesus. This sermon starts with a story about a time I put my feet up... but maybe I shouldn't have!

Is the kingdom of heaven like a party where only the prepared get in? Or is there something else we can learn from Jesus’ story of the wise and foolish bridesmaids?

Are we supposed to set our mind on divine things rather than human things? What does this mean? And how would we do it?

The Transfiguration reveals God’s faithfulness, even to death.

We might forget God, but God doesn’t forget us.