Sermon Description:
One of Jesus’ most difficult teachings was this: Love your enemies. In a world that is seemingly full of enemies, can we take this teaching seriously? What does it mean to love our enemies, should we actually do it, and why would we want to? Learning from the wisdom of people who have lived this out in the face of great cruelty and oppression, let’s explore how this theme can inform how we live in our world today.

Worship Leader: Keith Riddle

Worship Associate: Jennifer Johnson

Music Leaders: Ana Popa

BIO:

Keith Riddle is a husband, father of three amazing kids, an avid Red Sox fan, and a long-time resident of Dorchester. He currently serves as the Director of Children & Youth Ministries at Christ the King Dorchester, and has worked with several other community development non-profits, such as The Boston Project, West of Washington Neighborhood Coalition, and one of his favorites, driving trucks for Fair Foods. He earned his Master of Divinity degree at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. In his spare time, you may find him growing squash in the community garden, picking up a food order somewhere along Dot Ave., or exploring the wilds of Franklin Park.