Haggai confronts a people who have quietly let God’s house sit in ruins while their own lives stayed comfortable and complete. The chapter traces the gap between what we say matters and what our time, money, and energy actually reveal, then points to the good news that God empowers the very obedience he calls for.
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This special service sets the stage for our fall series, The Last Prophets, walking through the biblical story from Abraham to the Babylonian exile to explain why God’s people needed to hear from Haggai, Zechariah, and Malachi. It’s a story of cov...
On this special Mission Sunday, we hear firsthand stories from missionaries and those who have served on mission trips this year. Together we celebrate how The United Church continues to send, support, and pray for God’s mission in the world.
This final sermon in the Philippians series looks at Paul’s short but weighty closing words, greetings extended to every believer by name and even into Caesar’s own household. It’s a reminder that the gospel is never contained, no matter the circu...
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