Your God Will Be My God!
Ruth answered, “Please don’t tell me to leave
you and return home! I will go where you go, I will live where you live; your people will be my people, your God will be my God.
Sermons by Don Ludwig
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History Has Its Eyes On Us
Friends, if we believe in possibility then change is inevitable and if we believe in change, there is going to be possibility. In the history of this country, life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness – these are values that we have fought over time and time again – so we shouldn’t settle for anything less. In the midst of all that is out of my control, the one thing I know – is that I am the one thing in my life that I can control, and I am not going to give away my shot with what life can and should be.
An Unrelenting God
Genesis 32:22-32 and other voices (John D. Kaputo & Sam Keen) Introduction…My Last Wrestling Match! Many years ago, when I was substitute teaching, I was called in to teach Physical Education classes for sophmores and juniors. The P.E. teacher gave me strict instructions to have the students work on their weight lifting and not be […]
Ferocious Tigers and A Strawberry
June 4, 2017 Pentecost Sermon by Rev. Don Ludwig
Even In These Days
“Even in these days, let despair be beneath us.” Rev. Don Ludwig
Practicing Good Theology
“Religion is not about accepting twenty impossible propositions before breakfast, but about doing things that change you. It is a moral aesthetic, and ethical alchemy. If you behave in a certain way, you will be transformed.” — Karen Armstrong
Building a Bridge with Cuba…What we are Learning…What we Hope
“Removing the embargo will help with ten percent of our problems, but we have all these issues we are trying to deal with.” — A Cuban Pastor
Building Bridges NOT Walls
“The power of the church is not in numbers but in its experience and passion for change.” –Pastor Edelberto Valdes Fleites, Calbarien, Cuba
Why A Partnership With Cuba, What We Learned, What We Hope
Southminster will be taking a mission trip to Cuba in 2016. Rev. Don Ludwig leads a panel sermon interpreting this mission to the congregation.