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Sunday, October 11, 2026 “A Mountain or a Mole Hill, is it Really Only a Matter of Perception?”
Rev. John Varga
Matthew 22:1-14
Theme: Matthew, Luke, and Thomas each write stories that seem to come from the same source, yet each is very different. What causes us to see things so differently, is it our environment? Is it how we were brought up? Does it have to do with our personal experiences? And under it all How can we find the courage from our experience with God to live more inclusive lives?
Sunday, October 4, 2026 World Communion Sunday
"How Big is Your God?"
Rev. John Varga
Philippians 2:1-5, 12-13
Theme: What does it mean to be inclusive of our differences even among our Christian sisters and brothers who worship and relate to God differently than we do?
Sunday, September 27, 2026 “Walking the Walk, Not Just Talking the Talk”
Rev. John Varga
Matthew 21:23-32
Theme: This is an interesting dilemma. Jesus goes to the religious leaders, those knowledgeable about God and suggests that while yes they know God they seem to be missing the point for they are not “doing” God, that is they are not following the Way of God. Their priorities are mixed up and rather than caring for those in need they are more concerned with saying the right prayers and doing everything in good order. There is no place for people like Jesus and John the Baptist who are living the word, not just studying it. How do we “do” the word of God? How do we live out our faith? How do we walk the Way of Jesus?
Sunday, September 20, 2026 “Rethinking Justice, Grace, and Economic Ethics”
Rev. John Varga
Matthew 20:1-16
Theme: How is justice and grace portrayed in this passage (Matthew 20:1-16)? Are we really open to God’s grace being distributed in ways that are “outside the box” when we do not benefit from them? When is enough, enough? Are our eyes and hearts focused on God or those around us?