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Put Out Into Deep Water
Fifth Sunday After EpiphanySunday Morning Worship, February 9, 2025Sermon: Put Out Into Deep WaterAccompanying Scripture: Luke 5:1-11 Put Out Into Deep Water Good morning and welcome, everybody. I’m Mrs. Zebedee, and I want to share a wonderful story with you. I can’t invite you in because we’re just so busy in there. It’s small, and it reeks of fish right now, so I’ll come out here and visit with you. I have a wonderful story to share with you. God…
WHAT did you say?!?!
Fourth Sunday After Epiphany, Sunday Morning Worship, February 2, 2025 Sermon: WHAT did you say?!?! Accompanying Scripture: Luke 4:21-30 WHAT Did you say?!?! What happened? What in the world is going on in this passage that triggered the crowd to attempt to kill Jesus? One minute, they’re amazed and impressed; the next, they’re trying to send him to his doom. Perhaps those kind words weren’t so kind. Perhaps the crowd was patronizing: “Oh, that’s Joseph’s boy. Isn’t he charming?” Perhaps…
Proclaimed Fulfillment
Third Sunday After EpiphanySunday Morning Worship, January 26, 2025Sermon: Proclaimed FulfillmentAccompanying Scripture: Luke 4:14-21 Proclaimed Fulfillment Mary’s Boy is doing good. She must be so proud. Everybody loves him in Galilee. When he preaches, he tells them what they need to hear. He is bringing healing and wholeness to them. It must have been wonderful to see him talk with Mary and Joseph if he’s still alive. His reputation has grown. He is home and now it’s time for him…
Transformed
Second Sunday After EpiphanySunday Morning Worship, January 19, 2025Sermon: TransformedAccompanying Scripture: John 2:1-11
Take Me To The Water
Baptism of the Lord, Sunday Morning Worship, January 12, 2025 Sermon: Take Me To The Water Accompanying Scripture: Luke 3: 15-17 & 21-22 Take Me To The Water Do you ever wonder why Jesus was baptized? Think about it: he wasn’t sinful; he didn’t need to be marked by God because he was God’s Son; and he didn’t need to do a clean sweep of his life. Luke writes that the people entered the water and when they were finished…
And All Were Frightened
Epiphany, Morning Worship, Sunday January 5, 2025Sermon: And All Were FrightenedAccompanying Scripture: Matthew 2:1-12 And All Were Frightened When Herod isn’t happy, no one’s happy. The arrival of the visitors from afar brought tremors to the streets of Jerusalem. Think about it. Gold, frankincense, and myrrh. This isn’t just three men on three camels. This is an entourage with an armed guard protecting them because they came from a faraway place. They arrive through the gates of Jerusalem and walk…
Boundless Hope
4th Sunday of Advent, Morning WorshipSermon Series: BoundlessSermon: Boundless HopeAccompanying Scripture: Hebrews 10:5-10 Boundless Hope Sometimes reading scripture is difficult and this scripture passage from Hebrews might say to you that what the Jews are doing today is wrong or no longer needed. I don’t see it that way. I don’t see God just abolishing one thing in order to introduce something new. Worship within the Jewish faith was prescribed. It was important. There were laws around it. Unfortunately, the…
Boundless Peace
3rd Sunday of Advent, Morning WorshipSermon Series: BoundlessSermon: Boundless PeaceAccompanying Scripture: Philippians 4: 4-7 Boundless Peace I heard the bells on Christmas DayTheir old, familiar carols play,And wild and sweetThe words repeatOf peace on earth, good-will to men! 1 This is a poem entitled “Christmas Bells” written by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, and it’s a particularly long poem. Not all of the stanzas made it into the song that we know so well. He wrote it in 1863, during a time…
Boundless Joy
2nd Sunday of Advent, Morning WorshipSermon Series: BoundlessSermon: Boundless JoyAccompanying Scripture: Philippians 1: 1-11 Boundless Joy There once was a church that didn’t love themselves. As a result, they had trouble loving other people. Board decisions were never implemented. People were afraid of bullies. They kept doing the same thing, never realizing it wasn’t working. They didn’t understand why they couldn’t grow. Guests arrived, but there was no room for them. Oh, there were plenty of pews and plenty of…
Boundless Love
1st Sunday of Advent, Morning WorshipSermon Series: BoundlessSermon: Boundless LoveAccompanying Scripture: 1 Thessalonians 3: 9-13
The Ultimate Gift
The Giving of Thanks, Morning Worship Sermon: The Ultimate Gift Accompanying Scripture: Revelation 1: 4b-8
A New Hallelujah!
26th Sunday After Pentecost, Morning Worship Sermon: A New Hallelujah! Accompanying Scripture: 1 Timothy 6: 6-19 New Hallelujah A farmer experienced a bumper crop of wheat that would last him for many years.After carefully considering his options, he decided to build bigger barns to store thewheat. At last, he could relax and enjoy life. That night, he died. What was so wrong with setting aside his gain for the day when the crops could fail?We teach our children to save…