Peter thought he was being generous when he asked if he should forgive a person as many as seven times. He had to have been absolutely floored by Jesus’s response.

Communion thought by Dayton Miyashiro on growing good fruit

Like light through a prism, Christ’s death, burial, and resurrection divides the Gospel into a colorful message

What does God care? Quite a lot, actually, about all people…

The Lord’s Supper is often referred to as the Eucharist, which is a transliteration from Greek which means thankfulness or thanksgiving. In Tom’s sermon, we are challenged to remember what God has done and be thankful always.

Deborah, the Prophetess who judged Israel, and the Samaritan Woman, whose name we never learn, but who preached Jesus’s coming to her entire town, are both examples of how we all can serve Christ, no matter who—or indeed what gender—we happen to be!

Nowhere is there an official description of a “New Testament church.” Instead, there is a story in the New Testament of the formation of Christ’s body, the church, and its on-going life. That story is our model and authority for us as we seek to become and be the body of Christ, his church.

How do you see your congregation as it is now?

What is your vision for your congregation in the future?

What are you personally doing to help bring your vision to realization?

How great a contribution are two lepta?

A combined sermon/communion thought by Dayton Miyashiro on July 2, 2023

Accompanying scripture: Exodus 3:1-10

This is a work in progress