“Woe to me if I do not preach the Gospel,” (1 Corinthians 9:16). We believe the same holds true for us. God has given us some very good news, and we will preach it as long we have breath. You can download either written manuscripts of past sermons or podcasts.
Recent Sermons
October 9, 2011
Together with One Voice - Romans 15:1-6
Pastor: Luke Maybry
Play
DownloadMy two daughters are very much into the movie “Annie” right now. I must have seen that movie twenty times in the last month. One of my favorite scenes in the movie is when Annie and Daddy Warbucks visit Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt. It’s during the height of the Great Depression and Annie sings the… (more)
October 2, 2011
A Meal of Hope and Joy
Pastor: Rev Elizabeth Hyland
PlayDownloadNo sermon text available. (more)
September 25, 2011
Youth Sunday
Pastor: Kimberley Johnson
PlayDownloadNo sermon text available. (more)
September 18, 2011
Time Well Spent? - Romans 13:11-14:8
Pastor: Luke Maybry
PlayDownloadWhat time is it? Believe it or not, I am probably more concerned with that question than anybody else here. It’s not that I have anything particularly pressing this afternoon or any Sunday afternoon. But I do have this paranoid awareness that Church is supposed to start on time and end on time. People start… (more)
September 11, 2011
What Now? - Romans 13:1-7
Pastor: Luke Maybry
PlayDownloadI will never forget the fall of 2001. That summer was unusually hot, but that fall was splendid. 2001 had the greatest World Series in baseball that I have ever seen. The Arizona Diamondbacks defeated the New York Yankees in game seven, after trailing for nine innings. There was no such thing as Republicans and… (more)
September 4, 2011
How Can They Disagree? - Romans 12:9-21
Pastor: Luke Maybry
PlayDownloadThe Martin Luther King Memorial has just been completed on the National Mall in Washington, DC. From what I understand, it sits directly between the Lincoln and Jefferson Memorials, as if to complete what they started. I was not alive when Martin Luther King was. Although I have heard what life was like back then, I… (more)
