One thing have I desired of the Lord... that I may dwell in the house of the Lord all the days of my life...Psalm 27:4
Luke’s literary genius strikes again in Acts 12. We come to our final scene with Peter. Experience how his jailbreak coheres with promises made across scripture and what it means for the shape of our life in Christ.
Place Finders: Word 10:22 Sermon 19:13 Prayers 28:35
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Who should be baptized? That’s the question of Acts 10. It’s also the core issue organizing the New Testament. Ponder together the power of this question with Pastor Amy’s own reflections on how the early Christian commitment to radical community still influences her travels and encounters today.
Place Finders: Word 14:18 Sermon 22:46 Prayers 38:15
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After a two-week break, Pastor Mary Stein-Webber returns to our summer study of Acts. Today’s passage is a classic Bible story about a “good guy” and “bad guy.” But God has a different ending in mind than the typical Hollywood blockbuster. The outcome has such a profound effect on the early Christian church that its impact continues to this very day.
Place Finders: Word 13:25 Sermon 20:39 Prayers 44:25
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Today’s worship service offers a message from a special Sunday nearly two years ago. Press play! Pastor Amy will explain…
Place Finders: Word 13:04 Sermon 17:04 Prayers 33:03
Service Notes: The sermon includes a quote and commentary about the heart from Dr. Anathea Portier-Young. You can read her entire commentary at Workingpreacher.org. Also, the prayers of intercession include a quotation from Sister Joan Chittister in Bishop Murrary Fink’s October 23, 2020 weekly letter. Read the letter HERE.
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