Sermons

The One Who Heard

A sermon by Associate Minister Elsa A. Peters, June 27, 2010 John 1:35-42 Beloved. It’s repeated this beloved one, in this gospel. Over and over again, we hear about this particular person – this “one that Jesus loved.” That appears again and again in the narrative of the Gospel of John. Without a name or

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You Hear My Voice

A sermon by Associate Minister Elsa A. Peters, June 13, 2010 Psalms 5:1-8 Give ear to my words! Listen to the sound of my cry! Hear my voice! There’s nothing polite about these words. There is no careful tapping on the shoulder of a familiar God, asking ever so carefully, “Um, excuse me. God? Yeah.

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Godliness with Contentment

A sermon by Senior Minister John B. McCall, June 6, 2010 1 Timothy 6:2c-16 From all appearances, the three letters of 1st and 2nd Timothy and Titus, were written by a disciple of Paul who claimed the great Apostle’s name as a way to add authority to his epistles. They specifically address a number of

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Daily God’s Delight

A sermon by Associate Minister Elsa A. Peters, May 30, 2010 Proverbs 8:1-4 Proverbs 8:22-31 We speak about God as if we know exactly what God is – and where God will show up. It’s not true. Most often, it seems, God appears in our questions. Questions like… “Where am I?” It’s a common question

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Life on Hold?

A sermon by Senior Minister John B. McCall, May 9, 2010 John 5:1-9 I don’t know if it’s a good sign, but I frequently read advice columnist Carolyn Hax in the Portland Press Herald. I find her direct, no-nonsense approach is refreshing and wise. A while back I came across the following, where a reader

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