Ann Arbor Community Church Sermon Podcast

Ann Arbor Community Church is a multi-ethnic, multi-generational Christian community rooted in a centered-set approach to faith. We blend the vibrant faith of the historic Christian creeds with a thoughtful, engaged response to today’s culture. Whether you are filled with faith, full of questions, or somewhere in between, you belong here. https://a2communitychurch.org

Ann Arbor Community Church Sermon Podcast is a religion podcast hosted by Ann Arbor Community Church, with 1,005 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Prodigal: The Older Son

  Aug 17, 202634 min

  Prodigal: The Older Son - Pastor Hannah White - a2cc.org . Watch our livestream Sundays @ 11:00am - vimeo.com/annarborcommunitychurch Summary: In the second week of our Prodigal series, we step into the story from the perspective of the older son. While the younger son’s rebellion is loud and obvious, the older son’s lostness is quieter—comparison, jealousy, entitlement, and a transactional relationship with his father. Jesus reveals that both sons have misunderstood their father's nature, and both are invited home by a father whose love cannot be earned. The father’s words to the older son—“My son, you are always with me, and all that I have is yours”—invite us to let go of our report cards and receive the gift of being God’s beloved daughters and sons. Pastor Hannah calls us to allow God's imagination to change us. What would it look like to become a people who celebrate rather than compare, repair relationships rather than keep score, and make room at our dinner tables for people who look, think, and live differently from us?

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  Prodigal: The Younger Son

  Aug 10, 202637 min

  Prodigal: The Younger Son - Martha Balmer - a2cc.org . Watch our livestream Sundays @ 11:00am - vimeo.com/annarborcommunitychurch Summary: Martha Balmer kicks off our three part series sitting in the story of the Prodigal Son, focusing on the experience of the youngest son. Martha brilliantly highlights how the greater the distance one is from God, the more profound the experience of God’s mercy, love, and grace upon return—and consequently the greater one's security in that love, not to mention the greater the love, gratefulness, joy that wells up for God. When entitlement has no place in our hearts, then everything is a gift. Martha's preaching invites us to see this parable with fresh eyes and a soft, humble heart.

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  Psalms: Psalm 42 - Gasping

  Aug 3, 202638 min

  Psalms: Psalm 42 - Gasping - Pastor Donnell Wyche - a2cc.org . Watch our livestream Sundays @ 11:00am - vimeo.com/annarborcommunitychurch Summary: Have you ever been thirsty in a way that water couldn’t fix? Psalm 42 opens with a deer gasping for streams of water and a poet honest enough to admit that their whole self, not just the polished Sunday version, is running dry. In this sermon, Rev. Donnell Wyche explores one of Scripture’s most honest prayers: a lament that moves between despair and hope without pretending either one away. Along the way, we encounter two Hebrew words that deepen our understanding of this psalm. Ar’gah, often translated as “pants,” more accurately means “gasps”: audible, physical, desperate. And nephesh, commonly translated as “soul,” refers to the whole embodied self: your breath, your life, your very being. Psalm 42 reminds us that every part of who we are is welcome before God, including our grief, our confusion, and the questions we would rather keep hidden. When the taunt comes, “Where is your God?”, the psalmist doesn’t answer with certainty or strength. They answer with thirst. In a time when faith is often measured by volume, Psalm 42 offers a quieter, deeper vision: faith that is rooted enough to bring its longing honestly before God. You don’t have to stop being thirsty to come. You just have to come.

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  Psalms: Psalm 117

  Jul 27, 202635 min

  Psalms: Psalm 117 - Pastor Hannah Witte - a2cc.org . Watch our livestream Sundays @ 11:00am - vimeo.com/annarborcommunitychurch Summary: Psalm 117 is the shortest psalm in the Bible, yet it carries truth that could transform the way we live. In a world that trains us to hurry, scroll, and stay distracted, Pastor Hannah explores how slowing down before God opens us to the unfailing love and enduring faithfulness that have always been available to us. Through Scripture, honest stories, and moments of quiet, Pastor Hannah invites us to discover that praise isn't something we manufacture—it becomes the natural response to encountering the God who never stops loving us. What if your wounds and failures weren't places to hide, but places where you could meet God's love most deeply? As we honestly bring our grief, shame, and everyday struggles into God's presence, the walls we've built begin to come down, our identity is rooted in Christ instead of being self-made, and we're renewed to love our neighbors with freedom and compassion. Receiving God's love isn't just for our sake—it's how God forms a people who carry his kingdom into their homes, neighborhoods, schools, detention centers, and cities.

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  Psalms: Psalm 10

  Jul 20, 202641 min

  Psalms: Psalm 10 - Jonathan Hurshman - a2cc.org . Watch our livestream Sundays @ 11:00am - vimeo.com/annarborcommunitychurch Summary: In this series, we are inviting the Psalms to speak a prophetic word to us. This week, after witnessing two more murders at the hands of ICE, we sit with Psalm 10, a very honest psalm of lament that calls on God to move in the face of injustice. Jonathan preaches that Psalm 10 instructs us to pray with honesty, to pray for God's action, and to pray banking on hope in God's character. He reminds us that this Psalm is not juxtaposing the good and evil, but rather the oppressor and the oppressed. Jonathan challenges us to remember that at times we might be the oppressor who needs sidelined. In conclusion, he simply has us pray Psalm 10, letting the Scripture powerfully speak for itself.

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