Sermons
Sermons preached in a context, but written for people of all sorts and conditions.
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The devil tempts Jesus in the wilderness with power. The question is what power are we tempted to claim for ourselves?
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Our hearts don’t just follow our treasure. They’re linked. Which means the gospel demands we love and share with others.
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The story of our failure reveals the opportunity for connection: that the point is not to seek the mountain, but each other.
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We try to follow almost everything. Except this. We really don’t want to listen to how Jesus wants us to love.
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In the blessings and woes, Jesus challenges us to see things in a different way: to write a different ending to the story.
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Jesus calls Peter to follow him in a stunning moment of abundance. One that’s likely to frighten us by its implications.