Jason Micheli
Jason Micheli
Weekly sermons and teachings from pastor, author, and podcaster, Jason Micheli
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Episodes
While We Were Yet Dogs 16.10.2014 20:26
I continued our community-themed series this past weekend with a sermon on Matthew 15, the passage where Jesus calls a Canaanite woman a b@#$%.
A Kingdom Conspiracy of Forgiveness 01.10.2014 27:36
My friend Scot McKnight, author of the Jesus Creed blog and book, preached this weekend. In advance of his upcoming book, A Kingdom Conspiracy, Scot preached on the church as a kingdom community of forgiveness and reconciliation.
What Can the Spirit Do the Son Can't? 23.09.2014 21:32
Dennis Perry continued the Midrash in the Moment by taking a turn at my roulette wheel and tackling questions- at random- about the Holy Spirit. His first question 'Can the Spirit Do Anything the Son Can't Do and Better?' cuts to the quick of our beliefs about the Holy Spirit.
What Do Our Prayers Sound Like to God? 17.09.2014 24:32
From the Button Down Mind of Rev. Jason Micheli
To Be Read at Your Confirmation 04.08.2014 14:09
A sermon on baptism based on Romans 10.1-10 and Psalm 19.
The Gospel to HeWhoMustNotBeNamed 06.07.2014 21:03
Wherein I use Romans 3 to respond to @HeMustNotBeNamed's tweets.
Create in Me~ A Spoken Word Sermon 30.06.2014 12:52
I was taught by my homiletics professor that for preaching to be biblical 'the form of the text should determine the form of the sermon.' So, I wrote this sermon on Psalm 51- a poem- in verse. Good thing I didn't warn people ahead of time.
The Sacrifice of War 27.05.2014 18:00
Here's my sermon for Memorial Day Weekend on Colossians 1 and 2.
Believing in Jesus, Believing like Jesus 10.03.2014 18:02
Jesus is God's prototype for a new humanity. You don't make a prototype unless you desire there to be others just like it.
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