Sermons & Such
What does it mean to being again without having to erase where we’ve been? In the opening teaching of Haven’s All Things New series, the story of Nicodemus becomes an invitation to consider renewal as a process of becoming curious again, letting go of what no longer serves us, and making room for the Spirit’s mysterious work.
As the Collective Care in Uncaring Times series comes to a close, this teaching invites us to consider what collective care looks like when we look beyond the immediate moment. Reflecting on Corinthians and Revelation, we explore the idea that we are invited to collaborate with the Divine in building communities and a world that can outlast us. Even when disappointment, loss, and uncertainty make it difficult to imagine a hopeful future, we can continue the work of nurturing, repairing, and renewing what has been entrusted to us. Looking ahead, then, becomes an act of hope, humility, and collective care.
Review Leah’s notes here and listen to or watch the teaching below.
In this fourth and final teaching in the “Resurrecting Hope” series, Leah talks about jigsaw puzzles, eschatology, apocalypse, and future hope in the midst of so much grief and disorder.
You can read Leah’s notes here, listen to the teaching, or watch the video below.
