Pastor Megan Rohrer

Talking about tongues of Pentecost and our need to fill our mouths with tongues so that we stop talking and start listening.

Stories about how to get to heaven, follow Jesus' commandments and love.

My reflections on a night sleeping out with the homeless and the parable of Jesus as the gate. Become infected and addicted to spreading love, light and hope in the world!

Fear, doubt and disability. The call for all to have disabled brains that expect and create literal truth, peace and evangelism.

Campy, queeny, Easter full of exclamation points and a yearning for life and new beginnings.

Stories about joy in the midst of tragedy and chaos.

The Transfiguration of Jesus and the ways we can be both lonely and strong.

Dismissing the need to be perfect perfect, in search of a way to be God's kind of perfect. Or, God's ADA strategies for remembering and showing us it's true.

Pastor Megan preaches from the Gospel of Leviticus to St. Francis Lutheran Church, who will be brought back into the ELCA (next week) after being expelled for call lesbian pastors 21 years ago.

How I learned to love the Gospel of Matthew.

The annual Reconciling-in-Christ (RIC) Service will this year be hosted by First Immanuel Lutheran Church in Northwest Portland. First Immanuel is one of 19 RIC Congregations in the Oregon and Southwest Washington Synods. The RIC Service is open to all people to celebrate the God's inclusive love for people of all gender identities and sexual orientations, their families and allies.

A memorial for Troy Swann

A sermon that weaves the humanness of MLK, and the queer youth in San Francisco to the story of the disciples discovering Jesus.

A story about what we wear and eat and how it brings light to the darkness (or not).

Adhoc sermon on stewardship from the Gospel of Matthew with about 3 seconds notice of the scripture change.

Adhoc sermon on stewardship from the Gospel of Mark.

Talking about the reality of broken homes and our broken world.

A different take on All Saints Sunday to grasp the unjust actions that our just God has promised to prevent.

Jesus' command to feed the poor.

Words about healing and St. Luke.