Posted on November 16, 2009 by Becca Clark
“Cultivating Contentment”
(November 15, 2009) Too often, we buy into the idea that something– money, success, stuff, food, can fill the empty feeling inside us. The truth is that we will always have a sense of being incomplete without the deep peace of God, the One for whom we yearn. Perhaps our feeling of discontent [...]
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Posted on September 6, 2009 by Becca Clark
“Crumbs of Grace”
(September 6, 2009) We discover in this passage–one of my favorites!– something wonderful about God’s grace: that it is poured out even and especially on those most broken, most desperate, most in need of blessing. We also discover something true about ourselves and who we are to be as a church: we are [...]
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Posted on July 26, 2009 by Becca Clark
“Measuring what we don’t have”
(July 26, 2009) Like the people of Israel, wandering in the desert, like the disciples of Jesus, trying to feed a multitude with a handful of bread and a couple fish, we are slow to believe that God’s abundance will be enough for us. We live instead in a mindset [...]
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Posted on July 12, 2009 by Becca Clark
“Fools and Fools for God”
(July 12, 2009) David goes all out, dancing his heart out for God. Some thought he looked a little foolish, perhaps, but Paul reminds us that God uses that which is foolish to accomplish divine purposes. Are we ready to go all out, to live our faith out loud without [...]
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Posted on June 29, 2009 by Becca Clark
“Feeling the Tug”
(June 28, 2009) Jesus took notice of a woman in incredible pain who was reaching out to him. He felt her tug on the edge of his garment, and turned to offer grace and blessing, completing her healing. Who are the people who are reaching out to us in their pain? In the [...]
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Posted on January 26, 2009 by Becca Clark
“What do you Know?”
(January 25, 2009) When Jesus calls the disciples, he calls them to what they know–fishing–but applied in a new way for God’s work in the world. So it is with us; God calls us through the gifts and passions and blessings we have. I share my own call story as an example [...]
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Posted on August 3, 2008 by Becca Clark
“Super Savior”
( August 3, 2008 ) Jesus tells us that we can do the works he has done and even greater things, but how are we to understand this? How can you and I actually do the work of Christ as the Body of Christ in the world? (Matthew 14:13-21 and John 14:7-14)
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Posted on June 29, 2008 by Becca Clark
“Lessons in What Not to Do”
( June 29, 2008 ) Does God give us permission to question, to debate, to dialogue about the words we believe come from God? I believe so. I believe God tells us this strange and disturbing story to teach us that we must always question words that condone violence, even– [...]
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Posted on June 1, 2008 by Becca Clark
“Enough for Today”
( June 1, 2008 ) Our culture teaches us (and we believe) that we must have more in order to be happy, but Jesus teaches that God’s blessing is enough. (Matthew 6:24-34)
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Posted on March 23, 2008 by Becca Clark
“Seekers at the Tomb: Mary Magdalene”
( Easter Sunday, March 23, 2008 ) Be sure to listen to the four previous monologues as well!
In place of a sermon, we presented five monologues of people close to Joshua– that’s Jesus for you Greek speakers. Each responds to the resurrection with their own joy and their own fears [...]
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