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Sunday, April 19, 2026 “There’s Somethin Happening Here”
Rev. John Varga
Luke 24:13-35
Theme: Why do you believe? Is it something you were told by your parents and continue to believe? Is it something that you read? Did it come to you through a song or a piece of music? Was it in a garden or by the ocean? Was it in a moment of suffering or forgiveness? Or was it a slow growing awareness that developed over time? The gospels are full of stories of people choosing to believe yet each of us must make our own decision to follow The Way.
Sunday, April 12, 2026 “Seeing is Believing?
Rev. John Varga
John 20:19-31
Theme: John tells us that Thomas refused to believe until he could see and Jesus blesses those who believe without seeing. The early Christian community was growing and the empire was in the midst of another crack down on the province trying to prove it was in control. Fear was everywhere. It was hard to believe everything you heard. Yet there is hope, many are finding trust and support in their fledgling communities. Where do we turn for hope today when we see empire cracking down on immigrants, on the LGBTQ community, on women and black folks in the military.
Sunday, April 5, 2026 “Seek and Ye Shall Find...”
Rev. John Varga
Matthew 28:1-10
Theme: Do we see God in our midsts? The two Marys were seeking but what they found was so much more. Then they were catapulted into roles that were not just new to them but new in their culture as well. Yet they respond with awe and joyful hearts to the glory of God they have experienced. Perhaps our response somehow affirms the vision we have had.
Sunday, March 22, 2026 “Come out of Your Tomb”
Rev. John Varga
John 11:1-45
Theme: Another long discourse! Jesus calls Lazarus out of his tomb after four days of death. The community wonders if he cries out of grief or love. They themselves seem to be trying to go through the traditional grieving process, trying to move on but Jesus seems to be calling them to come back to hope, to see this as an opportunity to go even deeper in their trust in God.