Pastor Megan Rohrer

A sermon about the fullness of women.

Does God want us to give it all away or to be practical, good stewards who save? What is the appropriate faith response to panhandling? Pastor Megan will addresses these questions and share insights from her eight years working with the chronically homeless and from her street retreats, where she lives on the streets in San Francisco's Tenderloin.

A sermon for the feast of St. Matthew that focuses on Jesus' call to minister only to sinners.

Thoughts about creation stories in the bible and disability.

Our darkness is never darkness in your sight, the deepest night is clear as the daylight.

Darkness is never darkness in your sight the deepest night is clear as the day light.

A new look at evangelism, down falls and it's never ending call.

the undescribable vibration of God

Songs have the ability to move us, heal us and enable us to experience God as a community.

Palm Sunday sermon

God shaped by the world and the powerful message of affirming and blessing people as is.

The prodigal son sermon for a black congregation in West Oakland.

Does your Lent need a little Christmas? A sermon about the gut longings and asking God for what you need.

A sermon about Joy, Loneliness and Advent

A sermon about the very real and debilitating loneliness that plagues some people's lives.

Give all your money to the poor, or keep in for an emergency? The call to be vulnerable.

Seeing ourselves as a single mother and vulnerable little one. And God is a momma bird!

A sermon preached at the 8:30 Contemporary service at Salem English Lutheran in Minneapolis.

Sermon preached at the Jazz Service of Salem English Lutheran.

Bible study and brief meditation the day after ELCA votes to have full inclusion of GLBT folk.