Listen to the sermon from Sunday, May 28, 2017 titled “My Prayer for You” by the Rev. Dr. Larry Bethune. A framed copy of an iconic print used to hang in my grandparent’s bedroom in Missouri. It made an impression on me as a child of the importance of prayer in their lives. I […]
Listen to the sermon from Sunday, May 21, 2017 titled “The Challenge of an Interim Place” by the Rev. Lee Tredwell.
Listen to the sermon from Sunday, May 14, 2017 titled “Then & Now” by Rev. Dr. Larry Bethune.
Listen to the sermon from Sunday, April 30, 2017 titled “Responding to the Call: The Next Step” by guest preacher the Rev. Dr. Ray Schooler.
Unfortunately, we do not have sermon audio this week. Instead, see the sermon text below from Sunday, April 23, 2017. Alright ladies and gentlemen, this morning, we are going to talk about sin! In more progressive circles, we aren’t as quick to talk about sin. Because for a lot of us, we harken back […]
Listen to the sermon from Easter Sunday, April 16, 2017 titled “Garden Variety Jesus” by Rev. Dr. Larry Bethune. Easter begins in a cemetery. As David Garland suggests, “Graveyards remind us of the brevity of life.” Death is a process always at work among us. Not only do we wrestle with mortal bodies which age […]
Listen to the sermon from Sunday, April 2, 2017 titled “If You Had Been Here” by Rev. Dr. Larry Bethune.
Listen to the sermon from Sunday, March 26, 2017 titled “Seeing Eye God” by Rev. Dr. Larry Bethune. “Lights out!” announced some adult. I was nine years old. The first night of my first church camp. Thrilled and terrified by the strange arrangement of the rustic bunkhouse reminiscent of the World War II concentration camps […]
Listen to the sermon from Sunday, March 19, 2017 titled “Get into the Flow” by Rev. Dr. Larry Bethune.
Listen to the sermon from Sunday, March 12, 2017 titled “It’s Not That Complicated” by Rev. Dr. Larry Bethune. I just can’t get my head around it. I’ve been trying since childhood to understand this Something or Somebody we call “God.” I’ve read lots of books. I’ve had lots of conversations. I even googled […]