In today’s story, Denny tells us about an individual with many questions. Listen to hear about how this individual was living eternally and how he was born from above and born into his new neighborly community. The post “Eternally Now” b

  Rev. Dr. Denny Coon begins our new Lenten series “Won’t You Be My Neighbor” today with his sermon “A Liminal Lent.” The post “Liminal Lent” by Denny Coon appeared first on Collegiate United Methodist Church

Click to listen to Sunday’s sermon. The post “Dancing With the Dazzle” by Denny Coon appeared first on Collegiate United Methodist Church and Wesley Foundation.

We sometimes find ourselves caught between doing the right thing and doing the right thing AND meaning it. In today’s Gospel, Jesus is radicalizing the traditional ethic and empowering us to know and love God. The post “Radicalized Ethic&#8221

In today’s sermon, Rev. Dr. Denny Coon reminds us that we are salt and light for the world; we are the ones we’ve been waiting for. The post “We Are The Ones We’ve Been Waiting For” – Denny Coon appeared first on Colleg

Click to listen to Sunday’s message from Pastor Denny. The post “Jesus’ Vision of Life in God’s Empire” by Denny Coon appeared first on Collegiate United Methodist Church and Wesley Foundation.

“All my song shall be, nearer, my God, to thee.” Consider a deeper meaning and relevance of this well-known hymn in Sunday’s message. The post “Called To An Alternative Community” by Denny Coon, January 26, 2020 appeared firs

Orville Berbano reflects on two prominent letters, one by Paul (formerly Saul) and one by Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. (formerly Michael). Click to listen to this week’s message. The post “Letter From Martin & Paul” Orville Berba

What does the story of Jesus’ baptism, the starting point of his ministry, tell us about our starting point and what might be holding us back? Listen to this week’s message and share your thoughts in the comments section. The post “Start

How do we deal with the awfulness and destruction of the world? Pastor Denny reminds us that we are called to practice epiphany, the revealing of God’s love. The post “Practice Epiphany” by Denny Coon appeared first on Collegiate United Method