GodSpeak for the Week of April 29 “Connected to the True Vine” This week, we take a short break from our “What’s In [His] Name?” sermon series, as Pastor Fofana preaches on this week’s Lectionary readings. Day 1… Read John 15:1-3 Answer this – what does Jesus mean by saying He is the … Read more
GodSpeak for the Week of April 15 “What’s In [His] Name?” – Abba We continue, this week, borrowing from Juliet’s line in “Romeo & Juliet”: “What’s in a name? That which we call a rose, by any other word, would smell as sweet.” We have usually taken Juliet’s words to mean that the name of … Read more
Rev. Andrew Prin Sunday, April 8, 2018 What’s in [His] Name? – Kurios
Godspeak: “What’s In [His] Name?” – Kurios In Shakespeare’s most famous play, Juliet says of Romeo: “What’s in a name? That which we call a rose, by any other word, would smell as sweet.” We have usually taken Juliet’s words to mean that the name of something doesn’t really affect its essence; Romeo, by … Read more
Rev. Andrew Prin Easter Sunday, April 1, 2018 “Good God‽ Punctuating our Easter Faith with Interrobang”
Rev. Andrew Prin March 25, 2018 “Good/God – Punctuating our Palm Sunday Faith with a Slash”
The Seven NEXT Words So Easter happened. We heard the 7 LAST words of Jesus on the cross. We experienced the excitement of Jesus’ followers at His resurrection. So now what? This week, revisit the 7 last words of Jesus, and see 7 next words for us as a Church. Monday, April 2 Read Luke … Read more
He Chose the Nails: “He Chose to Give Us Confidence” based on Max Lucado’s Bible Study “Always, everywhere God is present, and always He seeks to discover Himself to each one.” -A. W. Tozer This week, discover different characters of the Bible who wrestled with God’s promises, just as we sometimes do too, and see … Read more
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zBEXpOYc_ss Rev. Andrew Prin March 18, 2018 “Good God – Punctuating our Lenten Faith with an Asterism” Reading: Luke 18:18-30
He Chose the Nails: “He Chose to Give Us Victory” based on Max Lucado’s Bible Study God took tokens of tragedy – the cross, the grave, the crown of thorns – and turn them into symbols of victory and triumph. Scripture promises us that through hardships which we all face, God is always at work … Read more