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Reganomics, Bush-era tax cuts, and Obamanomics are all terms various people have tossed around mainly to complain about the state of the economy and the ideas offered to improve it. Still, it seems the rich get richer and the poor get poorer, and both groups are irrationally afraid of and angry at one another. How does Jesusnomics address this chasm between the rich and poor? For Jesus, it is all about relationship.
Rev. Danny's Sermon 10-31-10 - “Jesusnomics”
Rev. Danny's Sermon 10-24-10 - "Oops"
Rev. Angie Thinnes' Sermon 10-17-10 (Rev. Danny away)
Rev. Danny's Sermon 10-10-10 - “No Quick Fix”
Have you ever noticed how quick we are to criticize leaders when they don’t fixed problems—either real or perceived—according to our time frame? “The President has been in office almost 2 years now, and the recession STILL isn’t over!” The prophet Jeremiah has something to say about this quick fix attitude, too…
Rev. Danny's Sermon 10-03-10 - “G-2 Faith”
G-2 is the name of a Sports Drink that supplies much-needed electrolytes to the body during intense exercise. Still, how much of this stuff do we really need to make a difference? How much faith do we need to face the sometimes-intense demands of discipleship? Well, according to Jesus, the answer may surprise you.
Some of the ugliest battles fought in churches have nothing to do with theology, but with our buildings. Rent or own? Where? How? And most importantly, stackable chairs or pews? Taken at face value, the prophet Haggai seems to be all about the mega church mentality too. Looking a bit deeper, though, we find there is more to this passage…
Rev. Danny's Sermon 11-07-10 - “Building Wars”
History teaches us that minor mistakes can get out of control and destroy us, unless we see our secret faults and seek forgiveness. The tax collector in the passage from Luke knew this truth; but the religious guy? Not so much…
