June 9, 2019

• Rev. Dr. Ben Trawick
• Acts
• Mark

Please Click below for a pdf: The Spirit of the Lord Is Upon Me

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June 2, 2019

• Rev. Dr. Ben Trawick
• Mark

Please click below for a pdf: I, Robot

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May 26, 2019

• Rev. Dr. Ben Trawick
• Acts

Ever try to talk to God to ask what you should do with your life, and hear nothing? You’re in good company, along with the Apostles. Hear what God thinks and does about our life plans in his sermon, “Nudged Along the Path.”

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May 19, 2019

• Rev. Katie Murchison Ross
• Psalms

With the Psalms written over 2,000 years ago, what guidance could they give about global warming and carbon footprints? Surprisingly, more than you’d expect. Please enjoy this sermon from Pastor Katie Murchison Ross, “For the Birds.”

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May 12, 2019

• Rev. Dr. Ben Trawick
• Genesis

Please click below for a pdf: Steward’s Song

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May 5, 2019

• Rev. Jimmie R. Hawkins
• 1 Peter
• Genesis

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April 28, 2019

• Rev. Katie Murchison Ross
• John

Please click below for a PDF manuscript. More Wood for the Fire

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April 21, 2019

• Rev. Dr. Ben Trawick
• Mark

As we celebrate Easter Sunday, we focus upon the opening of the empty tomb. This mysterious, specific moment provides a seminal turning point for mankind, where things would never be the same on the other side of the equation. Pastor Ben Trawick’s sermon, “Then a Miracle Occurs.” for your reflection.

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April 14, 2019

• Rev. Dr. Ben Trawick
• Luke
• Zechariah

As we arrive at Holy Week, Pastor Ben Trawick, in his sermon, “An Ironic, Irenic Messiah,” discusses enacting of liturgy and the meaning behind it. In short, we know what certain actions symbolize and what is required of us, whether it is Jesus riding a donkey into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday, or the Nationals scoring a run.

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April 7, 2019

• Rev. Katie Murchison Ross
• Isaiah
• John

As Presbyterians, we pride ourselves on our sense of order. But according to Luke, everything in Jesus’ life was not orderly, particularly towards the end. Perhaps we can learn a lesson and “loosen up” just a little. A sermon from Associate Pastor Katie Murchison Ross, “Indecently and Out of Order.”

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