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Following the principle of equal time, we offer three sermons from
each of our Co-Pastors, each in MP3 format.
MIRIAM'S OFFERINGS:
March 18, 2007 mp3
Fourth Sunday of Lent
"The Prodigal Son"
Luke 15
II Corinthians 5:17-21
Did you ever wonder what the mother of the prodigal son thought of
what happened with her sons? With her husband?
Listen in and listen anew as we hear this story told from the
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March 23, 2008 mp3
Easter Sunday
“Turned Out Better
Than We Expected”
Matthew 28:1-10
It is Easter morning. The disciples (and us) have lived through the
arrest and death of their leader. They now hear of the resurrection
of Jesus. How do we go about talking about what the resurrection
means for our lives?
Listen in . . .and choose your 6 words. |
June 3, 2007 mp3
More Light Sunday
"Liberating Love"
Proverbs 8:1-4, 22-31
John 16:12-15
First Presbyterian Church is a More Light Congregation which means
that we believe that all people are called to ministry and that no
one should be denied holding office in the church because of their
sexual orientation.
We believe there is more light to be shed on this topic.This sermon
explores God’s command that we love another.
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GLENN'S OFFERINGS:
May 27, 2007 mp3
Pentecost
“The Kingdom of God:
The Beginning”
Acts 2:1-8, 41-42, 44-47
When the church started out way back at the first Pentecost, I wonder
how smoothly everything went. All God wanted was for the church to
love others into the kingdom. I wonder how obedient the church was on
day one. |
January 6, 2008 mp3
Epiphany Sunday
“What Donatus Remembers”
Matthew 2:1-12
Epiphany Sunday marks the arrival of the magi who have traveled to
Israel in search of the newborn king.
Listen as Donatus remembers that starry adventure long ago. |
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January 11, 2009 mp3
Baptism of the Lord
“Get ‘er Done”
Mark 1:4-12
Is there more to baptism than social custom? Listen to discover what
we believe about baptism and what that says about who God is. What
message do we receive in baptism about our status with God?
Is a child that dies without being baptized in peril? |
