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Gifts: Stewardship of Our Resources
Have you ever wondered what your relationship with money says about your faith? Or whether generosity is really about how much we give—or something much deeper? In this sermon, we explore Jesus’ encounter with the widow’s offering, and what this powerful story reveals about generosity, wealth, economic justice, and spiritual growth. As we reflect on the meaning of our gifts, we’ll consider not only what we give, but how our money, time, and talents reflect the values we say we hold.
Service: Stewardship of Our Hands
What if service isn’t about how much we can physically accomplish, but about how we use whatever time and energy we have to make room for others? As we reflect on Edgehill’s conviction that “everyone has a place at this table,” we consider how serving others can become a powerful way of living out our faith, resisting a culture that tells us everything has a price, and participating in God’s economy of grace.
Spirituality and Healing
What if being healed isn’t the same as being cured—and what if faith, community, and acceptance can help make us whole? What role can faith play in healing our visible and invisible wounds? How can acceptance, community, and transforming our pain into purpose become part of our spiritual lives? Join us for this thoughtful and hope-filled sermon on healing, wholeness, sacred listening, and God’s grace and how we can become a balm for a wounded and weary world.
Belonging Before Belief
Have you ever wondered if you have to believe everything before you truly belong? Or questioned whether there’s a place for you while you’re still figuring faith out? In this sermon, we explore Jesus’ surprising relationship with his disciples in Mark 8 and discover a powerful truth: belonging often comes before belief. Through Scripture and the story of a church seeking transformation, you'll see how grace, community, and patient growth create space for people to become who God is calling them to be.