Jesus says his kingdom is filled with those who recognize his own face in the faces of the hungry, the sick, the forgotten—and respond. Not those who check all the right boxes and add up their “points” and only help others when it helps them, but those who respond in faith that the little they […]
What do you do when you’ve been given something incredibly valuable? How do you figure out what to do with it? How do you get over the hurdles and obstacles that get in the way? Jesus tells a challenging parable with some “terrible” elements to try and help us see the true value of what […]
Four years…four days…twenty years…two thousand years…how do you wait when you don’t know how long it will be? Today we look below the surface of a story Jesus tells about waiting, and question what it really means to wait in faith and hope. The Bible readings for this worship service are: Amos 5:18-24, 1 Thessalonians […]
On All Saints we celebrate our saints who have gone before us. But how can we answer the call to be saints as well? It’s not about our holiness or our strength, but about Jesus and the power of the cross to forgive and give life. This worship service includes Communion as an extension of […]
Through the truth of God’s amazing and life-changing grace, the Holy Spirit sets us free to be children of God—no matter what holds us captive, whether within us or outside of us. This worship service includes Communion as an extension of the table at St. Peter’s on Sunday, October 25, 2020. The Bible readings for […]
If you’re feeling torn and frustrated about politics, good news! Jesus dealt with the same thing. His counsel was to give to Caesar what is Caesar’s, but then also to give to God what is God’s. The good news in all of this is that you are 100% God’s—no matter what else may happen. As […]
Social interaction has a whole bunch of rules attached to it, but in today’s “terrible parable,” Jesus talks about a ruler who breaks all the rules in order to invite everyone to his party. Could God’s invitation actually be for you? Connect with us: https://stpetersverona.org Make a gift: https://stpetersverona.org/ministries/supporting-our-ministries All music in this service is […]
We hear the story of Jonah today, and Jesus tells a story about workers in a vineyard. Both Jonah and the workers (and we too!) are 100% sure that things are Not Fair. But God seems to be more concerned with what is RIGHT than what is FAIR. What’s the difference? Join us for worship […]
Rivers and waterways in creation both connect us and define us, and even though we have sometimes misused them, they are symbols of life. God uses them to connect us intimately with creation and as a foundation of our identity as baptized children of God, moving toward a future of healing for all. Make a […]
Wilderness—space beyond human control or cultivation—is an important part of our faith journeys. It is a living entity that feels creation’s pain…a school where we learn what it means to be in relationship with God…and something that restores our soul. Make a gift: https://stpetersverona.org/ministries…