by Amy Epp | Dec 9, 2018 | Amy Epp
Esther was more than just a vapid beauty queen. When her people were in danger she put her life on her line and used her power and privilege to accomplish justice. Esther’s risk can teach us something about when and how we can examine our privilege and risk...
by Amy Epp | Oct 21, 2018 | Amy Epp
Every woman has a story in which her body was in some way violated by a man. In which her consent was not sought. For Bathsheba her #MeToo moment changed the entire direction of her life. When David summoned and assaulted her she had no recourse. While...
by Amy Epp | Sep 30, 2018 | Amy Epp, Sermons
Pastor Amy explores why the destruction of Pharaoh’s army is so important to the story of the deliverance of the people of Israel and how, when it’s used as a recurring chorus of salvation, a people oppressed need a God who is powerful enough to conquer...
by RTHR3E | May 20, 2018 | Amy Epp, Pentecost, Sermons
In this sermon from Pentecost Sunday, when we celebrated baptism and covenant, Pastor Amy preaches the Holy Spirit, who is active and expansive and from whom there is no getting away. God’s promise is to breathe into our dry bones and enliven what feels barren, to...
by RTHR3E | Feb 25, 2018 | Amy Epp, Sermons
Amy explores the way El Shaddai, “The Breasted One,” blesses and calls the old bodies Abraham and Sarah with new names and a new identity and the way we are called to honor the true names and identities of people who identify as trans or gender non-conforming. Names...
