Pastor Betsey’s sermon, “I Wonder About the Problem of Evil,” reflects on Jesus calming the storm in Luke 8:22–25 as a way of wrestling with one of faith’s deepest questions: […]

In her sermon “I Wonder About the Bible,” based on 2 Timothy 3:10–17, Pastor Betsey emphasizes that the Bible is a trustworthy, God-inspired source of wisdom that guides believers in […]

Why is fire the perfect image for Pentecost? Fire signals God’s presence. Fire eludes all human attempts to control it. Fire spreads. This image of fire lit up the early […]

In “God’s Favorites,” Betsey explains that Luke 1:46–55 reveals God’s special concern for the humble, poor, and overlooked. Through Mary’s song, the sermon emphasizes that God overturns worldly values by […]

Pastor Betsey’s sermon centers on the idea that nothing we have truly belongs to us—it all belongs to God, so we’re called to hold it with humility and use it […]

Pastor Betsey’s sermon boils down to this: faith isn’t just about what happens inside a church—it’s about how we show up in the world around us. Using Isaiah and Jeremiah, […]

Pastor Betsey’s sermon “Letting Go of the Past,” based on Ezra 3:10–13, explains that just as the Israelites felt both grief and joy when rebuilding the temple, the modern church […]

In Pastor Betsey’s Easter sermon, “All the Witnesses,” based on John 20:1–18, she emphasizes how the resurrection of Jesus is revealed through a chain of personal encounters and testimonies rather […]

Pastor Betsey’s sermon on Gospel of John 11 explains how Martha, Mary, and Lazarus each bear witness to faith in different ways: Martha through her confident belief in Jesus, Mary […]

In Pastor Betsey’s sermon, “The Witness of Nicodemus,” based on John 3:1–17, Nicodemus is presented as a sincere yet cautious seeker who comes to Jesus under the cover of night, […]