Jesus' offer of bread and wine was universal; he not only left room, he made room for everyone, even those who we may not feel deserve the invitation. Thankfully, just like the bread, the table is not ours, it belongs to God. Then, after we enjoyed its nourishment, we were asked to share it with others. MESSAGE: “Come Share the Bread” by Elder Deb Core

SCRIPTURE: John 6: 24-27; 30-39; 47-51 Learn more about us at ⁠bluegrasschurch.org⁠

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Did you see the show this morning? It was spectacular, big, bright, and right on time. The sun came up this morning and it was a magnificent sight as it erased the dark and made way for all of the opportunities that come with a new day. That's what light does - it erases the darkness in our world, in our lives, in our hearts.

MESSAGE: “Lightin' Up” by Kenny Bishop

SCRIPTURE: John 8: 1-12

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It was important to Jesus (so it should be important to us) to take some time to get away. Today Pam leads us into a few moments of reflection and contemplation as we look at the moment he led his followers to a quiet place to rest awhile. MESSAGE: “Taking a Time Out” by Pam Lee-Miller

SCRIPTURE: Mark 6:30-32 Learn more about us at ⁠bluegrasschurch.org⁠

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Maybe our world has always been as unsettled as it is today; maybe we are more aware of it now, thanks to, 24-hour news, social media, and access to information we've never had before. Regardless, our world seems to be in desperate need of peace and calm. Not everyone has the option, but if it's possible, we invite you to make a few minutes and find a place, then allow your mind to settle into a memory or a place that brings you calm. MESSAGE: “Peace” by Kenny Bishop

SCRIPTURE: John 14: 27 Learn more about us at ⁠bluegrasschurch.org⁠

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Every few weeks we ask the congregation to bring their questions about the bible, some of its stories, characters, and lessons. We call it "Ask the Pastors" MESSAGE: “Ask the Pastors” with Pam Lee-Miller & Kenny Bishop

SCRIPTURE: 2 Timothy 3: 16-17 Learn more about us at ⁠bluegrasschurch.org⁠

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A touch can be a powerful thing. It can be violent, it can be calming, it can be healing. When we read the story of the woman who had been sick for twelve years and had been declared unclean by the religious law, we are reminded of the courage it took for her to reach through the throngs of people surrounding Jesus just for the chance to touch the hem of his robe. She risked a lot, but in the end, because of her faith, she received a lot. She was healed, not by the touch of Jesus, but by her touching him. MESSAGE: “A Touch That Heals” by Pam Lee-Miller

SCRIPTURE: Mark 5:21-43 Learn more about us at ⁠bluegrasschurch.org⁠

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When Jesus and his disciples started their journey across the sea the winds were calm and the waters were smooth. To take advantage of the time away from the crowds, he even took a pillow to get some rest. Then things changed. A sudden storm started rocking their boat violently and the once-resting disciples were now afraid. But Jesus continued to sleep... until they decided to wake him. His message to the storm was to cease and his message to his followers was to find the faith to look beyond the wind.

MESSAGE: “Have a Little Faith” by Pam Lee-Miller

SCRIPTURE: Mark 4: 35-41

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Most of us think of God as a father figure. In almost all of the ancient writings and translations that we are familiar with, God is presented in the masculine. But there are scriptures that allow us to see another part of God's personality apart from that idea. At Bluegrass United Church of Christ, we try hard to be as inclusive as possible, to make everyone feel welcome, and feel valued. One way we do that is by acknowledging that God means different things to different people. This Father's Day, we want everyone to know that God is available to them - as a father, as a mother, as whatever they need.

MESSAGE: “It's Just a Title” by Kenny Bishop

SCRIPTURE: Exodus 3: 7a, 9-14

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