Far More Than We Can Ask or Imagine
"Far More Than We Can Ask or Imagine" from 9:30am Sunday Service Sermons by Rev. Jessica B. Naulty. Released: 2017. Track 1.
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- Jul 30, 2017Far More Than We Can Ask or Imagine
Far More Than We Can Ask or Imagine"Far More Than We Can Ask or Imagine" from 9:30am Sunday Service Sermons by Rev. Jessica B. Naulty. Released: 2017. Track 1.
- Jul 23, 2017The Mighty Spirit’s Power
The Mighty Spirit’s Power
- Jul 16, 2017Seeking Superheroes in Our Lives
Seeking Superheroes in Our LivesThe Making of a Superhero sermon series: "Seeking Superheroes in our lives" from 9:30am Sunday Service Sermons by Rev. Christina Zito. Released: 2017. Track 1.
- Jul 9, 2017Rev. Caldwell 7/9/17
Rev. Caldwell 7/9/17
- Jul 2, 2017The Ultimate Superhero
The Ultimate Superhero"The Ultimate Superhero" from 9:30am Sunday Service Sermons by Rev. Jessica B. Naulty. Released: 2017. All week, we’ve had kids who LOVE superheroes jumping around the church, so excited to talk about one of their favorite topics during our Hero Central VBS. They've been sporting their superhero t-shirts, bathing suits, capes, and towels—showing off some of their favorite gear. Kids love superheroes! But it’s not just the young… it’s children of all ages--my husband and myself included! With all the Marvel and now D.C. Comics blockbuster movies, it's almost a cultural obsession. We look toward these super-strong, super-fast, uniquely talented individuals and are captivated by how they use their strength OR power for the good of all, especially the weak, who can't fight for or defend themselves. The underlying battle of good versus evil plays out in each storyline, and there's rarely doubt that the superhero will come out on the side of the good!
- Jun 25, 2017God is Doing a New Thing
God is Doing a New Thing"God is Doing a New Thing" from 9:30am Sunday Service Sermons by Rev. Jessica B. Naulty. Released: 2017. Remembering – the collective knowledge of an institution and a people is part of what makes them who they are. When families migrate to a new country, the story of their native land is told over and over, so that it is not lost for the future generations, even in this new land. There’s something about remembering who we were and what we’ve been through that helps define who we are and influence who we will become.
