A sermon on who is lost and who is doing the finding.

"Surprise," the Trinity, and John 3:1-17.

How did Mary and Martha send a message to Jesus that their brother was dying? And what was the message Jesus sent back to them years prior?

For Good Friday, we broke up the passion according to John (the story of Jesus' crucifixion) into 5 pieces. Between 4 of the pieces, Pastor Marc offered short reflections.

4 Reflections on pieces of the Passion of Jesus. Starts in a Garden. Meets Peter by a fire. Wonders about Truth. And ends at the Foot of the Cross. 

First Sunday in Lent. A sermon on Mark 1:9-15.

A flatbed truck, bags of sand, an adult baptism, and a journey home.

New beginnings during an ending.

Sometimes the original language of a text allows us to be creative and see God's love in a new way.

There were gods receiving sacrifices everyday when Paul wrote his letter to the Romans. What's a living sacrifice life in the face of storms like Harvey?

A sermon on how Dan U connected.

A sermon for Liane B.

Sermon preached during Pastor Marc's "tryout" Sunday where CLC called Pastor Marc as their pastor.

A sermon on Jesus and dwelling places.

An interfaith (Jewish & Christian) memorial service for Leo Hoffman on October 31, 2015.

The four gospels do not always match up. So why does Matthew have Jesus riding a donkey and a colt when Jesus enters Jerusalem?

We start a brand new church year by talking about the end of the world.

A sermon on Matthew 6:1-6,16-21 and a peak into why we give ashes on Ash Wednesday.

We want Jesus to show up when the storm comes. But do we really want him to show up when everything is going okay?

The story of creation, a year with the bible, and God's New Year's Resolution.

 Pastor Marc discovers his refugee ancestry. He also explains how a misspelled last name can expand our understanding of what life looks like with Jesus. \

The line Jesus is putting down for us isn't a line of Jesus' choosing. 

A sermon on Matthew 25:1-13.

Let's see what an unjust judge, a widow, and Jesus say about justice.

Confirmation Sunday. A sermon on Matthew 22:1-14.

To understand Jesus and divorce, you have to look at Jesus and the little children. 

Each year, we celebrate the birth of the Reformation, a movement that changed how we tell God's story, and a movement that continues through today and beyond.

Who you gonna call when you're connecting Numbers 1 with Luke 4? The Ghostbusters, that's who.

What does grace and God's love look like? Sometimes it looks like 180 gallons of wine. But what else can it look like especially in a story where Jacob wrestles in the middle of the night?

Sometimes we can become someone's instant fan. But what if we don't instantly follow Jesus like we think we should?