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Fully Stepping into God’s Call a sermon about Moses and You
Consider what it means to be “called” by God as we look at Moses’s journey and God’s consistent presence. Fully stepping into God’s call is not something you’ll do alone. God was with Moses, guiding him through his fears and inadequacies when his call by God was unexpected, unwanted, new, and difficult. Notice how God was…
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Contemplative Guided Practices 5 session series with Sejana
Hi, I’m Sejana! If you know me personally, you might know that I’m preparing to move from TX to KY for work. But before I move in May, I’m offering an opportunity to journey together in-person with me and a few others in my first ‘Guided Practices’ contemplative retreat series Mar 7th – Apr 7th,…
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Online Church 25 January 2026 join in with Sejana
My local church (as well as others from what I’m seeing online) have wisely cancelled Sunday services early due to anticipation of Winter Storm Fern making its way across the U.S. But that doesn’t mean that we can’t meet together. (Scroll down to the very end to find other opportunities if you missed this one.) So,…
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Recounting God’s Care For Us sermon from Isaiah 63
On this last Sunday of 2025, I share a few words of encouragement and hope which I found in the Old Testament Lectionary text Scriptures for the 1st Sunday After Christmas Day. As I thought about all that has happened in 2025, I found comfort in this passage to share with this audience at the…
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Living Ready and With Expectation sermon from Luke 2
The unnamed shepherds, in the middle of their work, received a divine invitation. How did they respond? They weren’t the only ones who received some unexpected news. I take a close look at this passage from Luke 2, and use it to ask ourselves, how are we living ready and with expectation today? Afterall, today,…
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