Sermons on Matthew (Page 9)
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Sermons on Matthew (Page 9)

Faithful Doubt & Doubting Faith

Linda’s message invites reflection on growing in faith at The Table.  How will you grow in faith at The Table in the coming year? What is holding you back from growing in faith? What is your next step for growing in faith?  This is the second week of a five-week series called How Deep? The message is rooted in Matthew 14.22-33.

Save Me

Matt’s message invites reflection on rooting our lives in Grace at The Table.  How will we root our lives in Grace in the year to come? What next steps will we take in worship as The Table continues to make room for everyone?  This is the first week of a five-week series called How Deep? The message is rooted in Matthew 14.22-33.

Crafting the Artisan Soul Through the Waters of Baptism

Linda’s message is rooted in Matthew 3.13-17 and the story of John baptizing Jesus.  What future are you crafting for your life as an artisan? What future is God crafting with you?   This is the third week in a four-week series based on The Artisan Soul: Crafting Your Life into a Work of Art by Erwin McManus.

Jesus’ Call to Sabbath

Matt’s message is rooted in Matthew 11.28-30 and invites reflection on Jesus’ relationship to Sabbath.  This is the third week in a three-part series on Summer Sabbath.  Jesus invites his followers, “Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.” What might it look like for us to find rest in Christ?  

Parable of the Leaven

Linda’s message introduces our new worship series, Give Up Certainty for Lent: Live in the Parables of Jesus. Her message is rooted in the parable of the leaven (Matthew 13).

Race

We continue our worship series on the most controversial social issues of our day with a reflection on race.  Linda’s message is rooted in Matthew 5.38-48 & the United Methodist Social Principles.

Unfinished

We had technical difficulties with this recording.  Apologies for the quality of the sound, but we’re hopeful we’ll have the issue fixed for next Sunday. Thanks for your patience. Linda’s message is rooted in the story of the magi in Matthew 2.1-12 & Leonardo DaVinci’s Adoration of the Magi.  What are our hopes for 2014? What unfinished parts of ourselves might God invite us to celebrate? What unfinished parts of ourselves might need attention in the coming year?
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