Sermons on Epiphany
February 4, 2024–Worship Service Canceled
The worship service is canceled on February 4, 2024, due to severe weather conditions. 5th Sunday after Epiphany Isaiah 40: 21-31; I Corinthians 15: 35-41 “Wonder in the Sky” Rev. Tom Willadsen
January 21, 2024
Epiphany Observed Isaiah 60: 1-6; Matthew 2: 1-12 Rev. Tom Willadsen
January 14, 2024
Ordination and Installation of Officers Acts 19: 1-7; Mark 1: 1-11 Rev. Tom Willadsen
February 12, 2023
Deuteronomy 30: 15-20; Matthew 5: 21-30, 33-37 6th Sunday after Epiphany Rev. Tom Willadsen
January 22, 2023
Book of Jonah 3rd Sunday after Epiphany Rev. Tom Willadsen
January 15, 2023
The Book of Ruth 2nd Sunday of Epiphany Rev. Tom Willadsen
Healing in Forgiveness
Genesis 45: 3-11, 15—————1 Corinthians 15: 35-38, 42-50 Luke 6: 27-38 February 20, 2022——————-7th Sunday after Epiphany Rev. Patrick Mecham There has been a lot of talk about healing and health—probably since the beginning of humanity. This has been especially true living through this pandemic! But in recent years, there have been some amazing discoveries. One of these is that our HEALTH is not just a matter of the physical body—it includes so many more facets. One major factor in…
Those Who Trust in the Lord
Psalm 1—————1 Corinthians 15: 12-20—————Luke 6: 17-26 February 13, 2022—————Rev. Patrick Mecham Sixth Sunday after Epiphany Happy are those who trust in the Lord. It’s kind of a basic concept in our faith, isn’t it? I remember seeing a skit back in college where a student gets on an elevator and sees a friend and starts telling them about the new spiritual insight they had recently gleaned: TRUST IN THE LORD! “Oh, my life has become so much more peaceful…
Fishing with Jesus
1 Corinthians 15: 1-11—————-Luke 5: 1-11 February 6, 2022—————-Rev. Patrick Mecham 5th Sunday after Epiphany One of my friends had an Uncle Ted who taught him how to tie a fly to the leader line for fly fishing. He has a treasured memory of the passing along of that life-skill, and he has used it for years! I personally find it to be a very helpful experience to explore all the important things in my treasure chest of skills…
Godly Love in Our Age
January 30, 2022……….4th Sunday after Epiphany 1 Corinthians 13: 1-13……….Luke 4: 21-30 I have a challenge for you. Try to think of ways to describe the Christian faith and the Christian life without using the word love. Just try it. I know that part of the difficulty in communicating with others about our faith is that we have to use a word that is so commonly used to indicate a variety of things! And, if we are going to…
More than a Sum of Its Parts
January 23, 2022……….3rd Sunday after Epiphany 1 Corinthians 12: 12-31a……….Luke 4: 14-21 Years ago (dare I say decades ago?!), Melissa and I spent a summer at a Presbyterian Camp on the slopes of Mr. Rainier. She was a counselor, and I was the director, and we had a wonderful, exhausting, exhilarating summer! Every week, we welcomed a new crop of campers: sometimes elementary, sometimes middle school, sometimes high school. But on Day 2 of every week, we played a game…
The Fountain of Life
January 16, 2022……….2nd Sunday after Epiphany 1 Corinthians 12: 1-11………..John 2: 1-11 How do you feel about our Gospel reading for today? The first recorded miracle of Jesus: turning water into wine. It’s true that it really did make believers out of his first disciples—but why is this story important enough to be in our Bible? My mother was a teetotaler (and, of necessity, so was my father!) Her mother belonged to the Women’s Christian Temperance Union. I am pretty…
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