Sermon by Reverend Lisa Faber Ginggen | June 14th 2026 What does it mean to follow Jesus when doing the right thing is difficult, costly, or misunderstood? On the Fourth Sunday after Pentecost, the Rev. Lisa Faber Ginggen reflects on Jesus' challenging words to his disciples and what they mean for Christians today. Drawing on the stories of the disciples, Hagar and Ishmael, and Paul's teaching on baptism and new life, this sermon explores the realities of discipleship in a wo

Sermon by Deacon Richard Cole | June 14th 2026 What happens when God's timing doesn't match our own? On the Third Sunday after Pentecost, Deacon Richard Cole reflects on the tension between human expectations and divine timing. Drawing from Abraham and Sarah's encounter with the mysterious visitors at Mamre, the mission of the disciples, and Paul's words on suffering and hope, this sermon explores how God often works in ways that challenge our assumptions about being in the "

Guest Sermon by Brian Bachand | June 7th 2026 What does it mean to truly follow Jesus? On the Second Sunday after Pentecost, guest preacher Brian Bachand reflects on Jesus' invitation to Matthew: "Follow me." Through stories from his own journey—from Catholic priest to nonprofit fundraiser—Brian explores how faith often calls us beyond certainty, comfort, and our carefully laid plans into a deeper trust in God's purpose. Drawing on the Gospel account of Matthew's calling and