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In our new sermon series, "Wait, What in the Bible ?" we explore some of the more off-the-wall stories in scripture. Rev. Jarrett McLaughlin kicks off the series by preaching from Numbers 22:21-31.
The disciples went out two by two — and Scripture is full of partnerships that drew out something in each other that couldn't emerge alone. Elijah & Elisha, David & Jonathan, Moses & Aaron, Mary & Martha, Paul & Silas —
The disciples went out two by two — and Scripture is full of partnerships that drew out something in each other that couldn't emerge alone. Elijah & Elisha, David & Jonathan, Moses & Aaron, Mary & Martha, Paul & Silas —
The disciples went out two by two — and Scripture is full of partnerships that drew out something in each other that couldn't emerge alone. Elijah & Elisha, David & Jonathan, Moses & Aaron, Mary & Martha, Paul & Silas —
The disciples went out two by two — and Scripture is full of partnerships that drew out something in each other that couldn't emerge alone. Elijah & Elisha, David & Jonathan, Moses & Aaron, Mary & Martha, Paul & Silas —
The disciples went out two by two — and Scripture is full of partnerships that drew out something in each other that couldn't emerge alone. Elijah & Elisha, David & Jonathan, Moses & Aaron, Mary & Martha, Paul & Silas —
"We will rejoice. Not when this chancel is finally accessible to all. Not when the paint has stopped chipping. Not when this [sanctuary] is the right temperature. We will rejoice now." In the final sermon of the series,
As we prepare to leave our building for a season of renovations, our sermon series, A Blessing Before We Go, aims to leave us blessed, hopeful, and connected. In the fourth sermon of the series, Rev. Meg Peery McLaughlin
As we prepare to leave our building for a season of renovations, our sermon series, A Blessing Before We Go, aims to leave us blessed, hopeful, and connected. In the fourth sermon of the series, Rev. Jarrett McLaughlin p
As we prepare to leave our building for a season of renovations, our sermon series, A Blessing Before We Go, aims to leave us blessed, hopeful, and connected. In the third sermon of the series, Rev. Jarrett McLaughlin pr
As we prepare to leave our building for a season of renovations, our sermon series, A Blessing Before We Go, aims to leave us blessed, hopeful, and connected. In the second sermon of this series, "Hold Fast to What is Go
We live in a culture that often views aging as a problem to be solved and brain changes as a purely medical crisis. Yet, for followers of Jesus Christ, the journey of growing older is a profound and sacred part of discip
Sermon by Jarrett McLaughlin from John 20: 19-29 As we prepare to leave our building for a season of renovations, this sermon series draws from the benediction frequently said at the end of worship: "Go out into the worl
We live in a culture that often views aging as a problem to be solved and brain changes as a purely medical crisis. Yet, for followers of Jesus Christ, the journey of growing older is a profound and sacred part of discip
We live in a culture that often views aging as a problem to be solved and brain changes as a purely medical crisis. Yet, for followers of Jesus Christ, the journey of growing older is a profound and sacred part of discip
Sermon by Meg Peery McLaughlin from John 21:1-19 Peter has seen the risen Lord, twice, and still ends up back on the water at night, catching nothing. The Easter flowers have wilted. The world feels heavy. John doesn't r
We live in a culture that often views aging as a problem to be solved and brain changes as a purely medical crisis. Yet, for followers of Jesus Christ, the journey of growing older is a profound and sacred part of discip
Sermon by Hadley Kifner from Luke 24:13-28 Two disciples walk away from Jerusalem, carrying grief and dashed hope, certain they know how the story ends. A stranger joins them, asks what happened, and somehow they still d
Sermon by Jarrett McLaughlin on Easter Sunday Easter is usually framed as God's answer to death. But Matthew frames it differently, with earthquakes plural, an empty tomb, and a strange detail no other gospel includes: s
Meditation by Nancy Myer on Good Friday Good Friday asks us to stay in the dark before we run toward the light. It asks us to sit with the weight of the crucifixion and the strange, suspended grief of Holy Saturday. Jesu
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