Jun 4, 2017
Emerge: Fly – Daring New Heights
Series: Emerge
"Emerge: Fly - Daring New Heights" from 10:30am Sunday Service Sermons by Rev. Jessica B. Naulty. Released: 2017. Our scripture today tells the story of Pentecost, the birthday of the church, when we celebrate the Holy Spirit being poured out among the people, starting with the disciples, and extending out to the those gathered in Jerusalem. On this day, we remember the power of God’s Spirit and how it inspires us as a community of faith to move beyond ourselves, to share the good news of God’s love revealed through Jesus.
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- Jun 4, 2017Emerge: Fly – Daring New Heights
Jun 4, 2017Emerge: Fly – Daring New HeightsSeries: Emerge"Emerge: Fly - Daring New Heights" from 10:30am Sunday Service Sermons by Rev. Jessica B. Naulty. Released: 2017. Our scripture today tells the story of Pentecost, the birthday of the church, when we celebrate the Holy Spirit being poured out among the people, starting with the disciples, and extending out to the those gathered in Jerusalem. On this day, we remember the power of God’s Spirit and how it inspires us as a community of faith to move beyond ourselves, to share the good news of God’s love revealed through Jesus.
- May 21, 2017Testimonies of UMW Women
May 21, 2017Testimonies of UMW WomenSeries: Emerge"Testimonies of UMW Women" from 10:30am Sunday Service Sermons by Linda Babler, Robin Foster, Gerri Poranski, Carol Rigler. Released: 2017.
- May 14, 2017Emerge: Let Go – Leaving Behind What We Don’t Need
May 14, 2017Emerge: Let Go – Leaving Behind What We Don’t NeedSeries: Emerge"Emerge: Let Go - Leaving Behind What We Don't Need" from 10:30am Sunday Service Sermons by Rev. Jessica B. Naulty. Released: 2017. Last Sunday, we took a week off our worship series to celebrate with our youth groups the amazing community they have developed and to hear from our high school seniors – but this week we return to the metaphor of the butterfly and its emergence from the cocoon and transition into flight. Since Easter Sunday, we’ve looked at how a butterfly, which started out as a creepy, crawly caterpillar, transforms in the dark enclosure of the cocoon, to emerge as a beautiful winged creature. We learned about the strength and persistence it takes to break out of the cocoon and the patience needed to rest during the in-between stages of life, those liminal spaces where, like the butterfly, our wings need to dry and become flight ready.
- Apr 30, 2017Unfold: Claiming New Possibilities
Apr 30, 2017Unfold: Claiming New PossibilitiesSeries: Emerge"Unfold: Claiming New Possibilities" from 10:30am Sunday Service Sermons by Rev. Jessica B. Naulty. Released: 2017. This morning we pick up in our worship series utilizing the metaphor of the butterfly emerging from a cocoon, looking for connections with our own life journeys and faith development. Last week, we focused on the moment when the butterfly breaks out of the chrysalis and comes into the light. We talked about those things that hold us captive, bound within a cocoon of our own, afraid to break out and live freely into the people God made us to be...
- Apr 23, 2017Emerge: Coming Out Into the Light
Apr 23, 2017Emerge: Coming Out Into the LightSeries: Emerge"Emerge: Coming Out Into the Light" from 10:30am Sunday Service Sermons by Rev. Jessica B. Naulty. Released: 2017. Last week, we introduced a new series, called “Emerge” and how the metaphor of the Butterfly emerging from a cocoon has been connected with Christ’s resurrection for years. We looked at how that cocoon time, the time in the protective darkness, while sometimes painful and uncomfortable in the moment, can bring forth growth and transformation within us – just as it does for a caterpillar transitioning into a butterfly… and just as it did for Jesus after his crucifixion – death giving way to the resurrected Lord who emerged from the tomb...
- Apr 16, 2017Emerge: Easter
Apr 16, 2017Emerge: EasterSeries: Emerge"Emerge: Easter" from 10:30am Sunday Service Sermons by Rev. Jessica B. Naulty. Released: 2017. So here we are… Easter Sunday… surrounded by such beauty! Beautiful flowers, beautiful music, beautiful people dressed up in our Easter best! We’ve come to celebrate together this great day of love conquering hate – of hope and new life and resurrection having the last word! It is certainly a day of celebration when we can shout, Christ is Risen! Christ is Risen Indeed!