April 6, 2021

• Rev. Luke Lindon
• Mark 16:1-8
• Easter
• Medina United Church of Christ Congregational

We don’t know what the future holds, but we know God is already there.

March 28, 2021

• Rev. Luke Lindon
• Everything Old is New Again Lent 2021
• Mark 11:1-11
• Palm Sunday
• Medina United Church of Christ Congregational

Folks want Jesus to solve all their problems and satisfy their unspoken yearnings. God is not your cosmic bellhop.

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March 21, 2021

• Rev. Luke Lindon
• Everything Old is New Again Lent 2021
• John 12:20-33
• Medina United Church of Christ Congregational

We are made. We are loved. And we are kept.

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March 14, 2021

• Rev. Luke Lindon
• Everything Old is New Again Lent 2021
• Joh
• John 3:14-21
• Medina United Church of Christ Congregational

My friends, we can find connection anywhere. Because we’re all connected. To all this stuff! It’s baked right into the whole thing.

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March 7, 2021

• Rev. Luke Lindon
• Everything Old is New Again Lent 2021
• John 2: 13-22
• Medina United Church of Christ Congregational

All this to say that sometimes the Spirit knows before the mind does.

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February 28, 2021

• Rev. Luke Lindon
• Everything Old is New Again Lent 2021
• Mark 9: 2-9
• Medina United Church of Christ Congregational

What we think we categorized as “this bad thing that happened to me” can be reframed, revisited and we discover a transformed view: “this event taught me this.” Because of this thing that happened, I now have more compassion. These folks are on my radar.

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February 21, 2021

• Rev. Luke Lindon
• Everything Old is New Again Lent 2021
• Mark 1:9-15
• Baptism
• Medina United Church of Christ Congregational

You’re not alone. You’re never alone. No label you use or that has been placed on you can separate you from the love of God in Jesus Christ.

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February 14, 2021

• Rev. Luke Lindon
• Mark 9:2-9
• Zechariah 4:6-10
• Medina United Church of Christ Congregational

Small things are what it’s all about. Small gestures. Small decisions that are often unnoticed that add up over time and affect things in a big way.

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February 7, 2021

• Rev. Luke Lindon
• Mark 1: 29-39
• Medina United Church of Christ Congregational

Everything has a fallow period. Animals sleep. Seasons change what plants and birds are present in our neighborhoods. This is the rhythm of creation. Even God, the all-powerful, ever-present creator of all things took a day off. What makes us think we don’t have to?

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January 31, 2021

• Rev. Luke Lindon
• Mark 1:21-28
• Medina United Church of Christ Congregational

I don’t wish for the removal of any certain group in the world. I do wish, however for the unclean spirits of hate, prejudice, and violence to be cast out.

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