Mike Angell is a priest and community organizer. He is a preacher, writer, dad, and a sometimes frisbee and ukulele player. He likes to hike, ski, listen, and laugh.
God cares deeply about our bodies, not just our souls.
This sermon calls for a broader meaning of the term “Pro-Life,” suggesting that it should encompass concern for all lives: the poor, the elderly, those with health challenges, and those who are oppressed. In these difficult conversations, we must practice humility and radical acceptance of ourselves and our bodies, learning to care for and accept this beloved gift from God.
What if the familiar story of Mary and Martha holds more than meets the eye?This sermon challenges our assumptions about busyness, faith, and the surprising invitation found in life’s most unexpected moments. How can letting go of distractions be the key to unlocking a deeper, more authentic connection with God and others?
A sermon on the two directions of mercy. If Christians were better at answering the question, “who is my neighbor?” our world would be a different place, wouldn’t it?
We believe in a God who breaks open jails. God did it before. God will do it again. We believe in a God who sets people free. We believe in a God who won’t let walls that stand between us stay standing, not forever.
Mike Angell