Sermons by Vicar Inge Williams (Page 3)

Jesus is not the kind of Messiah the people were expecting, and frankly, we struggle to understand any better than Simon, the 50,000, the Romans or the Jews, the priests or scribes, or doomed Jerusalem itself what Jesus’ power and glory look like in the world. But this week, we are invited to Jesus’ vision, to walk into relationship with this Lord of love, who would lay…

Though we often think of Lent happening in the desert, maybe Lent is really an invitation to the bounty of God’s waters of healing. If we could translate the waters’ gurgling invitation into English, I think it would sound something like this: “Let the broken ones be healed, let the lost be found and fed, let the grace of God roll on, let the river rise and spread. Step…

The church will continue to trust in the God who led the people into freedom through a pillar of fire by night and a pillar of disorienting, terrifying, sacred cloud by day. And the church will continue to listen to Jesus, the Chosen One of God, our Lord and Savior, who will be our guiding light…