Jesus: The One Who Sees
This sermon comes from John 1:43-51, a passage about calling some of the first disciples. But it is about Jesus’ identity and YOUR identity. I hope you will hear and believe the truth spoken in this. ~Matt
Pandemic, Insurrection, Psalm 29, & Baptism
On Sunday, January 10, 2021, the Church celebrated Baptism Sunday and read Psalm 29 (about God’s power over everything). And yet we are weary from a pandemic and just witnessed an insurrection at the US Capitol. Pastor Mary Beth helps us navigate how to read this kind of a Psalm in the midst of hard […]
Not As They Appear
Pastor Mary Beth preaches from the Christmas/Epiphany story of the coming of the Magi, Matthew 2:1-12. Things are not as they appear.
Christmas, God, and Boundaries
Today is the third day of Christmas and the first Sunday of Christmas. Today Pastor Matt talks about boundaries, being close to God, following God, and where God is. The scriptures drawn upon are: Isaiah 61:10-62:3 Psalm 148 Galatians 4:4-7 Luke 2:22-40
Mostly about Mary
On this, the last Sunday of Advent, we focus the sermon on Mary, the Mother of God. How should we think of her? Should we give her honor? Devotion? Pastor Matt talks through these questions. The sermon is taken from Luke 1:26-38, 46-55.
Making Light Truly Count
Pastor Mary Beth preaches an Advent sermon from Psalm 126 – The One About Making Light Truly Count (preached on 12/13/2020).
This IS the Gospel – Good News
Pastor Matt talks through two texts today that define (and help us understand implications of) “The Gospel.” This was, for us, the fifth Sunday in Advent (second for most others) – our texts were Mark 1:1-8 and Isiah 40:1-11.
The One About Prayer and Faithfulness
In this sermon, Matt talks about what faithfulness looks like; including how we might pray when we are full of anger or doubt or both.
The One About the One in Ten
Mark Prellberg (a podcast listener himself) preaches a great sermon from Luke 17:11-19.
The One About Imperfection
House elves, hard work, discipleship, perfection, and imperfection – all that and more in this sermon my Matt Rundio, from Luke 17:5-10, on October 6, 2019.