Sermon Podcast

by David Baer, May 29, 2022

We are witnesses to the hurts around us, but also to God’s power to transform.

by David Baer, May 22, 2022

Jesus promises peace, but what kind of peace is it? What makes it distinct from the peace the world offers?

by David Baer, May 15, 2022

Jesus loved, he loves, to the end—and through his grace, we are called to love in the same way.

by David Baer, May 8, 2022

No words can resolve for you whether or not Jesus is the Messiah. It’s got to be lived, embodied, realized in your life.

by David Baer, April 17, 2022

Our past, our regrets, the waters of injustice we all swim in—all these things define where we are supposed to be. But Jesus wasn’t where he was supposed to be on Easter morning, and so we no longer have to be where we’re supposed to be either.

by David Baer, April 10, 2022

There were two parades into Jerusalem before Passover—which one do we want to be in, and how will we show up?

by David Baer, April 3, 2022

Mary’s costly, extravagant gift shows us what it takes to live into God’s call to each of us—not prudence, but passion!

by David Baer, March 27, 2022

A family story about rejection, loss, reconciliation, and resentment gives a window into the heart of God’s generous grace.

by David Baer, March 20, 2022

Jesus teaches us not to try to justify the tragedies that happen, but to be thankful for the time we have in this world, and to make the most of it.

by David Baer, March 13, 2022

Sometimes our best isn’t very good. But Jesus meets us where we are.