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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Kathryn Tobias: Being Fed
August 20, 2000
Emily took us to see a mother and baby. The baby was malnourished and very ill with kwashiorkor. Emily agreed to see to getting the mother and child to the hospital that afternoon or the next morning. When I asked about it at the training session we were running the next morning, Emily explained that something else was going on. Some of the elders believed that the cause of the problem was not malnutrition but witchcraft.
Peter Bankson: The Bread of Life and the Life of Bread
August 13, 2000
This morning, as fresh bread rises on the altar, I want to look at what it means to be the “bread of life;” then I want to spend a few minutes standing the image on its head, sharing some ideas about the “life of bread.” The Bread of Life and the Life of Bread.
Dan Phillips: Diversity in Herstory – Babel
August 06, 2000
Children often wonder why their parents make them do hard things: such as clean their rooms, or go to school, not realizing that the parent wants what is best for them. Like those children, the people of Babel felt very much like God was beating them for some sin. However, it was not like that. God has never been afraid of people, or what they can do. She knows that any mature approach to life, spirituality or even space travel must be based on the awareness that not everyone is exactly alike, and that all deserve equal consideration. Until we learn this, nothing will work right for us humans.
Kate Amoss: Good Grief
July 30, 2000
August 5 and August 7 are charged dates for me. Twenty-five years ago on August 5, a dear friend was violently killed while coming to the aid of a hitchhiker. He was buried on August 7. Nine years ago, on August 5, I learned of my brother’s, accidental death. He had fallen, perhaps jumped from a roof. He was buried on August 7. Three years ago, a car, hit my cat on August 5, two days before my mother’s death from cancer on August 7. As this week approaches, I am aware that I have grieved some of my losses well but not all of them.
Kathy Cochrane: The Most Recent 27 Years of Call
July 23, 2000
The industrial-mechanical view of nature has removed God from the picture. The exploitation of the globe becomes the end of the human’s physical activity. Nature is handed over to the forces of secularism.