An excerpt from the sermon for the Third Sunday of Advent:
When we find our deepest meaning in Jesus, the human face of God …
When others find us to be gentle people …
When we can set aside our natural instinct to worry …
When we bring our troubles to God with thanksgiving …
Then the peace of God which passes all understanding guards our hearts and minds.
The full text of this sermon, along with a video of it being delivered, is available online.
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