Category: Worship This Week Sermon 2/2/2025: “What He Did! Who He Is!”
Sermon 1/26/2025: “Prophetic Doubt”
St. Paul’s, then, endeavoring to be faithful to Jesus Christ and the faithful Christian tradition, stands against John Locke’s theology, Unitarianism and Christian liberalism, which was demonstrated by our separation from the United Church of Christ many years ago. Lord, have mercy.
Sermon 10/05/2025: “Wellspring”
In order to embrace or believe Christianity, we must acknowledge the reality of sin, of our own personal sin.
Sermon 12/29/2024: “Now What?”
Sermon 12/24/2024: “Christmas Reunion”
Sermon 12/22/2024: “Christian Imagery: Mary’s Christmas”
Sermon 12/15/2024: “Christian Imagery: Truth Telling”
there’s a difference between speaking an offensive truth and speaking the truth offensively.
Sermon 12/01/2024: “Christian Imagery: Heads Up”
…it is described with exaggerated elements, but the fact of the matter is not an exaggeration.
Sermon 11/24/2024: “King of What?”
Sermon 2/2/2025: “What He Did! Who He Is!”
Sermon 1/26/2025: “Prophetic Doubt”
St. Paul’s, then, endeavoring to be faithful to Jesus Christ and the faithful Christian tradition, stands against John Locke’s theology, Unitarianism and Christian liberalism, which was demonstrated by our separation from the United Church of Christ many years ago. Lord, have mercy.
Sermon 10/05/2025: “Wellspring”
In order to embrace or believe Christianity, we must acknowledge the reality of sin, of our own personal sin.
Sermon 12/29/2024: “Now What?”
Sermon 12/24/2024: “Christmas Reunion”
Sermon 12/22/2024: “Christian Imagery: Mary’s Christmas”
Sermon 12/15/2024: “Christian Imagery: Truth Telling”
there’s a difference between speaking an offensive truth and speaking the truth offensively.
Sermon 12/01/2024: “Christian Imagery: Heads Up”
…it is described with exaggerated elements, but the fact of the matter is not an exaggeration.