Pastor Megan Rohrer

The sermon you preach when you welcome a jewish family to church and the Gospel reading is about how you have to take communion as your way to God.

What happens in scripture to make God less vocal and how do we live in such a messy world with such a quiet God. A progressive, Lutheran, justice slanted sermon.

Can we ever find real justice in such an unjust world. King David misuses his power in every way imaginable and still is a part of God's story. God also has a place for us.

Reflecting on Adam and Eve in the Garden and Jesus in the Gospel of mark, here are some thoughts about how to grow in life, as a Christian, as families and as church. Moral: God follows us through all our growing, rebelling, failing and hoping.

The story of Pentecost is often called the birth of the Church, Pastor Megan argues that it is actually the resurrection of dead churches everywhere and a call for us to continually step outside our doors and see what the spirit is up to in the world.

How a rule following transgender tax collector reminds us of God's rule bending love and welcome to all. Even when it breaks God's rules, or the rules of faith communities, God still chooses to abide with us and invites us to abide in God as we do what we can to serve our neighbors and love the best we can.

When the news gets you down, learn to have the have the outlook of a seven year old. God loves you and sees you as a seven too.

Stories that help us center our Lutheran gut, judge a bit less and see God in this messy world.

God is bigger than our metaphors and ideas. How can we be always looking for what God is up to?

We want to know what Jesus, Moses and Elijah were saying, not what they were wearing!

Thinking about health and wholeness. Miraculous healing happen for some...

Rethinking our conversations about demons and people living with disabilities. And a look at why the meat eating diet of ancient Christians mattered to their faith.

Perhaps God will change his mind and love us bigger than we've been told. The search for reconciliation in a world with genocide and addiction, hinges on a few disciples in a boat. Perhaps...

Peter's journey from a bumbling disciple to a leader our churches are literally built upon. How have can we see, feel, experience and find God in the sacred places where we worship? And can we become Jesus' newest disciples?

Helping us focus on the Good News in the world and thawing our hearts to once again pray mightily for peace and justice in the world.

Mary is not a passive participant in the Christmas story. She fights to bring God's justice to the world and shows us how to dedicate our lives and bodies to justice.

Thoughts on Mary's pregnancy and how it can help us understand justice.

Thought about longing for the presence of God to be immediate and tangible.

What numbers does God keep track of and why does it matter?

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