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The Oneness of All Flesh
This Pentecost, we explore how the Holy Spirit broke down barriers of language, culture, and fear so people from every nation could hear and understand one another. Through powerful stories, biblical insight, and a timely reflection on immigrants, refugees, and the call to love our neighbors, this message invites us to ask: What if the miracle we need today is not being heard—but learning how to truly listen? Discover how the wind and fire of Pentecost still challenge and transform the church today. The Rev. Paul Slentz is today’s guest preacher.
When Bombs Begin to Fall
Have you ever found yourself so distracted by worry, work, the past, or even spirituality itself that you missed what was happening right in front of you? In this Ascension Day sermon, we explore the powerful moment when the disciples watched Jesus ascend into heaven—and the unexpected question the angels asked them: “Why do you stand looking up?” Through humor, cultural stories, and reflections on faith and presence, this message invites us to stop merely gazing upward and start living fully engaged lives—awake to God, attentive to others, and empowered by the Holy Spirit.
They Call Me the Seeker
Is there something beyond what we can see and explain? This sermon explores these big, universal questions and reflects on the shared human search for meaning that spans cultures, beliefs, and even doubt itself. Looking at Paul’s conversation in ancient Athens, we see a different approach to spiritual curiosity—one that doesn’t dismiss questions, but affirms them as part of the journey toward truth.