09/27/2026
Jesus met people where they were. Can we do the same?
He spoke with a woman at a well. He shared a table with people the religious crowd looked down on. And He told a story in which the person who stopped for a wounded stranger came from the group nobody expected.
That’s where this week’s Sermons from the Homestead begins.
“Meet Them Where They Are” is about showing love without making people earn it first. It’s about telling the truth with compassion, and about churches working across denominational differences when a neighbor needs help.
There are hurting people all around us. They need someone willing to pull up a chair, hear their story, and show up.
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If it speaks to you, share it. Then tell me: what’s one thing our churches could do together for our neighbors this week?
— Rev. Ethan the Farmer
Sermons from the Homestead is an independent place to learn and grow—where faith meets real life. Rooted in the land and everyday struggles, we share plainspoken sermons and reflections about following Jesus and living with purpose.