Tonight I had the privilege of preaching once again at Mission Bay Community Church. And, as always, the people gathered there rose to the occasion and had a really great discussion. We talked about things that hold us back from being in community with others.

As I wrote my sermon, I was afraid I was asking a question that no one would want to answer publicly. Turns out, I was wrong. There is such a great spirit of trust and acceptance among the community that people were very willing to own up to their own biases and offer great suggestions about how to overcome them with God's help.

If you're interested in my side of the conversation, you can read it here. I wish I could share the full conversation with you because it was incredible. If you're in the SF area, you should come and join in!

 

Tonight I had the privilege of preaching once again at Mission Bay Community Church. And, as always, the people gathered there rose to the occasion and had a really great discussion. We talked about things that hold us back from being in community with others.

As I wrote my sermon, I was afraid I was asking a question that no one would want to answer publicly. Turns out, I was wrong. There is such a great spirit of trust and acceptance among the community that people were very willing to own up to their own biases and offer great suggestions about how to overcome them with God's help.

If you're interested in my side of the conversation, you can read it here. I wish I could share the full conversation with you because it was incredible. If you're in the SF area, you should come and join in!