The Frozen Heart - Audio

Sometimes, our hearts are angry. Others they are wounded or upset. Still others, they may be frozen. When we swallow our anger and let the hurt into our hearts for too long, we can become cold, emotionless or numb. When our hearts are frozen and emotionless, there is no room for faith or love. How do we prevent anger from taking hold, both in our own hearts and in the heart of the world? In this World Communion Sunday sermon, Rev. Dr. David D. Young shares his own story of a frozen heart, and how Communion can allow us to feel and know God’s love.