The resurrection doesn’t need us to do anything. But we most certainly need the resurrection. And the resurrection is the most relentless force in creation. And that, my friends, is joyful news. And while that may not do away with our fear, it certainly gives us something beautifully potent to hold in tension with it.
Read MoreWhen the powers that be are doing everything they can to make America white again, and you tell them the story of Pentecost when God brought all kinds of folks together of different skin colors and languages to work together for the common good, people are gonna think you’re speaking in tongues.
Read MoreWe are called, in this Season of Advent, to be on guard and alert not out of some sense of paranoia but instead out of hopeful anticipation for what God is doing in the world.
Read MoreWhen we provoke one another in acts of love and good deeds, it is kind of like we are poking one another, challenging one another to hold ourselves accountable to go above and beyond to do these acts of love and good deeds and not just talk about them.
Read MoreThere are times when putting the Body of Christ first means putting our comfort and convenience last. There are times when moving forward means letting go of some things. There are times, when making room for resurrection, that some things have to die in order for new things to sprout up in their place.
Read MoreLet us go into the world to show that gentleness is not weakness. Go out into the world and choose the wisdom that lifts up gentleness, a gentleness that is even stronger than death.
Read More“Walking Through Ephesians: Part 2 - Our Peace”
A sermon on Ephesians 2:11-22 by Rev. Stephen M. Fearing preached at Beaumont Presbyterian Church on July 22, 2018.
Read More“To the Other Side” - Mark 4:35-41. A sermon given at Beaumont Presbyterian Church by Rev. Stephen M. Fearing on June 24, 2018.
Read More“Sleeping Sower, Sprouting Seed” - a sermon on Mark 4:26-29 by Rev. Stephen M. Fearing. Preached at Beaumont Presbyterian Church on June 17, 2018.
Read MoreOriginal hymns, liturgies, and sermons by Rev. Stephen M. Fearing. Liturgies for use in worship based off of the Revised Common Lectionary.
