Sermons

Seekers recognizes that any member of the community may be called upon by God to give us the Word, and thus we have an open pulpit with a different preacher each week. Sermons preached at Seekers, as well as sermons preached by Seekers at other churches or events, are posted here, beginning with the most recent.

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Feel free to use what is helpful from these sermons. We only ask that when substantial portions are abstracted or used in a written work, please credit Seekers Church and the author, and cite the URL.

A Sermon by Denise Leclair

bulletin cover for Lent 201218 March 2012

The Fourth Sunday in Lent

 

Denise Leclair spoke about issues faced by transgender people and how we might be welcomding to people of all gender identities.

“In Christ there are no Outliers” by Fred Taylor

bulletin cover for Lent 201211 March 2012

 

The Third Sunday in Lent

 

This morning I want to speak about what I think it means for us scattered churches of the Church of the Saviour tradition to belong together and to support each other as outposts along a front line of witness to the Gospel. Some may think that this would be a step to becoming a denomination and who needs another denomination? What I have in mind, however, is in the nature of a movement – more along the lines of the Civil Rights movement or even Alcoholics Anonymous. The fact is that the early Christians were identified as a movement long before they were identified as a religion or an institution. They were Jesus followers or people of the way. They had two things in common. They had a common identity, and they had a common vision. Their identity and vision also generated tension and controversy. Are we ready for stretching ourselves?

“Promise in a Dark Time” by Peter Bankson

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The Second Sunday in Lent

 

When I decided to offer us some reflections on our Scripture for this week I forgot that moments before I would begin you all would have sung our birthday song to me, concluding with the wish “… may you have a joy-filled life!” Your wish for my joy raises an important question: Just what does it take to have a joy-filled life?

 

“Living the Covenant with Othandweni” by Jackie McMakin and Jean Adams

12_Lent_Cover26 February 2012

The First Sunday in Lent

 

 

The Genesis reading lifts up a genius idea – covenant. We’re told that living in covenant is a way to bear fruit, to bring goodness to the world. Covenant implies relationship, connection, a mutual giving of gifts to one another.

 

Seekers lives the covenant with each other and with lots of people around the world through our giving and our association. This morning Jean and I want to lift up one of these associations – our relationship with the Othandweni Guest House and Day Care.