February 6, 2022Luke 5:1-11, Psalm 138 by Alison Casella Brookins I’m sitting in a dim conference room. It’s a brand new room. Tiers of curved tables wrap around the speaker. Outside the room in the main hall the ceiling stretches four stories high, above the full-grown live trees whose roots Read more…
1 Corinthians 13:1-13 Jo, your question raises issues I hadn’t really given thoughts to. Love and knowledge are central to our existence. But the intersections are complex because there are different types of each and requires deep exploration which we don’t have time for now. Love and knowledge are interwoven Read more…
Nelson Shantz Introductory points: –today: scripture readings and message as one piece — same passages for all three years…must be important material! —my engagement as I read them…theme or arc of content connecting them –gratitude to some monk long ago –I’ll read the texts –offer comments & questions that came Read more…
A sermon by Eric Bettis 1 I was up late working, like I usually do on a Friday. And it was pretty productive – I had managed to get a fair amount done. The weather outside wasn’t great, and that kind of kept me focused on getting stuff done inside Read more…
John Powell preaches on Isaiah 61:1-4 as part of our Planting Seeds series.
Seminary Student Caitlin Addleman preaches on 1 Corinthians 3:7-10.
John Bergen, who pastors at Germantown Mennonite Church, reflects on Hebrews11:2-40, ancestry, and Mennonite legacies.
Nancy Lynn, pastor of First Methodist Church of Ann Arbor, who own the building where we meet, shared the sermon on May 2. She reflects on Zenos Frudakis’ sculpture, “Freedom,” and the story of Philip and the Ethiopian eunuch.