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All Saints Sunday is a day in the church in which we remember all those we have loved who have died -- all the saints. Today's Gospel reading tells the story of Jesus, when he wept because Lazarus had died, and when he resurrected Lazarus, even though he had been dead four days. The reading from Revelation gives us glimpses into what eternal life might look like. Today, Pastor Marie shares a vision of heaven taken from her own theological imagination. It is not Gospel in and of itself; parts of it though, were inspired by the book of Revelation.

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“…You will know the truth and the truth will make you free.” So says Jesus in one of his most well-known quotes, so much so that even non-believers say it, especially when trying to convince someone who is resistant to hear the truth from which they turn away. Today’s sermon explains the truth and the freedom that Jesus was referring to when he said this and looks at how we might apply that meaning to discerning the truth today, in a turbulent time that is marked by blatant lies being peddled as truth. Lies that are costing people their lives. When it is God’s desire that we might have life. Abundantly.

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A rare type of atonement that repeats itself in history.

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Today's Gospel is a version of "be careful what you wish for." Jesus challenges us about whether we still consider him 'good' when we realize exactly what he requires of us, his followers.

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Jesus calls for children. Do the children and how we treat them differ so much between first century Palestine and now?

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These are the children that are welcome to Jesus...are you one?

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Today we consider what Jesus means when he says, "Those who want to follow me must pick up their cross." This phrase is often used in ways that have nothing to do with its meaning.

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In today's Gospel, Jesus' prejudice against certain other people is clear. We may love Jesus who is 100% divine. But how do we grapple with the 100% of Jesus that is human?

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