Sermons Archive

This week we honor Coming Out Day and LGBTQ+ History Month by remembering those who came before us—ancestors and elders who resisted erasure, insisted on dignity, and carved out space for love and truth to flourish. Their stories offer us wisdom for our own time: how to be courageous in the face of fear, how to find joy even amid struggle, and how to draw strength from one another. Together we’ll reflect on what their resilience can teach us about living authentically and building communities of justice and compassion today.

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This week we honor Coming Out Day and LGBTQ+ History Month by remembering those who came before us—ancestors and elders who resisted erasure, insisted on dignity, and carved out space for love and truth to flourish. Their stories offer us wisdom for our own time: how to be courageous in the face of fear, how to find joy even amid struggle, and how to draw strength from one another. Together we’ll reflect on what their resilience can teach us about living authentically and building communities of justice and compassion today.

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Chrissy tells the history of the evolution of the Pride and Progress Pride Flags. Today, the Progress Pride Flag flies in parades, classrooms, churches, and homes. It says that you belong, that you are seen, and that you are loved.

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Chrissy shares a story of dealing with hard emotions and cultivating compassion

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This week we honor Coming Out Day and LGBTQ+ History Month by remembering those who came before us—ancestors and elders who resisted erasure, insisted on dignity, and carved out space for love and truth to flourish. Their stories offer us wisdom for our own time: how to be courageous in the face of fear, how to find joy even amid struggle, and how to draw strength from one another. Together we’ll reflect on what their resilience can teach us about living authentically and building communities of justice and compassion today.

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In a world filled with uncertainty, conflict, and strain, compassion can feel both fragile and powerful. How do we keep our hearts open when it would be easier to close them? How do we offer care without losing ourselves in the process? This Sunday we’ll explore the practice of compassion—not as a soft sentiment, but as a courageous and transformative act that sustains us and our communities in challenging times.

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