Come to the Water

This Good Friday, we feel threatened. But there is Good News!

In this time of isolation, our choices are limited. But we can choose to love.

We are in a time of waiting, as Martha and Mary waited after the death of their brother, Lazarus.

Like the man born blind in the scripture lesson, we are in the dark.

The story of the woman at the well offers hope in these uncertain times.

Like Nicodemus,we are often in the dark.

Why did Jesus go into the wilderness after his Baptism?

God is Love, and embodying that love is a tall order.

Pastor Lee continues unpacking ESUMC’s new vision statement.

We are one in Christ Jesus.

We are all called to follow Jesus.

What is our primary work?

Baptism is not the end, but the beginning.

The journeys of the Holy Family were part of the journey to God’s future.

At the end of the year, it is a time of assessment.

The journey to Christmas is over, but for us, the journey is just beginning.

It’s ok to doubt.

To bring about God’s desire for our world, some paths need to be straightened.

The vision of Isaiah seems impossible.

Cultivate gratitude.