The first in a series of sermons on the topics and questions you have submitted. That opportunity is not closed, so keep sending them, and the series will go on as long as we have new topics submitted.
Is there something wrong or shameful about being a skeptical, questioning Christian? I would love to have a church filled to overflowing with skeptical, questioning Christians.
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When Mary Magdalene goes to the tomb on Easter morning, John’s gospel tells us that it was still dark. The Resurrection happened in the night. Even as the disciples grieved, the promise had been fulfilled. But it took Mary’s courage to go out in the dark for a joyous dawn to come for everyone. Be like Mary.
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As Jesus rode into Jerusalem for the last time, his disciples thronged around him, cheering him on. When religious leaders told him to calm his followers, Jesus told them that if the people were silent, the very rocks beneath their feet would cry out in their place. What about today? Are there times when we fall silent and leave it to the stones to speak out?
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We finish the Fruit of the Spirit series with the one fruit to rule them all–the fruit with which Paul begins his list in Galatians 5. Love. It’s the vine from which all the other fruit springs.
Text: 1 Corinthians 13; Luke 10:25-37
This sermon was delivered to Crawford Memorial UMC by Rev. Anne Robertson on March 21, 2021.
Joy and happiness are different things. We are happy because of our situation; we are joyful in spite of our situation. Anyone can be happy if things are going well; but joy is a fruit of the Spirit.
Text: Philippians 4:4-7
This sermon was delivered to Crawford Memorial UMV by Rev. Anne Robertson on March 14, 2021.