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Yes, This is Exactly Who We Are A sermon preached by Jess Cook Ginter Park Presbyterian Church January 10, 2021 Matthew 2:1-12; Luke 3:1-22 “Like a pig in slop.” Earlier this week, that’s how...
Missing the Spirit Rev. Alex McNeill Sermon Preached at New York Ave Presbyterian Church January 10, 2021 Acts 19:1-7 How many of you remember your own baptism? For those of us who were baptized...
For the Love Rev. Alex Patchin McNeill Matthew 25: 31-46 This sermon is part of More Light’s Virtual Pulpit Supply program. Go here to learn more and to download the Sermon with a Welcome and Benediction.
Being Remade, Being Reformed Rev. Jess Cook Matthew 22:34-46; Romans 3:19-28 This sermon is part of More Light’s Virtual Pulpit Supply program. Go here to learn more and to download the Sermon with a Welcome...
Giving Up A Sermon preached by Rev. Alex Patchin McNeill Third Presbyterian Church, Rochester, NY October 4, 2020 Philippians 3:4b-14 Sermon text: Reading Paul’s words to the community in Philippi makes me wish you...
Good (Trouble) Christians Rev. Ashley DeTar Birt Philippians 2:1-13 This sermon is part of More Light’s Virtual Pulpit Supply program. Go here to learn more and to download the Sermon with a Welcome and Benediction.
The Easiest Lesson We Struggle to Learn Rev. Jess Cook Matthew 13:31-33; Romans 8:26-39 This sermon was written as part of More Light Presbyterians’ Virtual Pulpit Supply program. Go here to sign up and...
Justice Delayed is Jesus Denied Rev. Alex Patchin McNeill Psalm 13 and Matthew 10:40-42 This sermon is part of More Light’s Virtual Pulpit Supply program. Go here to learn more and to download the...
Crowned with Grandeur A Sermon preached by Rev. Laura Mariko Cheifetz for More Light Sunday June 7, 2020 Psalm 8
Who Are We, Honestly? A Sermon preached by Rev. Jess Cook at the ordination of Matthew Messenger February 29, 2020 Mechanicsville Presbyterian Church Isaiah 6:1-8 Last June, in my sermon before the Presbytery to...