Eastside Church ATL

Today's Lectionary reading shows us two times in which Jesus's touch brought healing. Tim's sermon explores the healing power of the divine and the human touch in Christianity and our liturgy.

Eastside's Reverend Timothy Lloyd delivers today's sermon on our alternate Lectionary reading from 1 Samuel, AKA the story of David and Goliath. Catch an interpretive delivery of the story of the battle from Christian and Abby Norman, then look to Tim's sermon for lessons which David's battle can teach us about creatively confronting evil and fighting for the good.

Eastside's pastoral resident Rachel Williams delivers today's sermon from our Lectionary reading from 2 Corinthians. How can we walk by faith through a world with one foot in old creation and another in the new?

Eastside's Rev. Timothy Lloyd preaches today's Trinity Sunday sermon on the nature of worship in the Christian community. Worship isn't just the liturgy that happens in congregation – it's the actions we take when we go out into the world.

What is Pentecost, and what is it all about? This Pentecost Sunday, Eastside's Reverend Timothy Lloyd shares takeaways from this second act of Chris's ascension, and he explains what Pentecost means for the Church today.

It's Ascension Sunday, and Rev. Tim's sermon today comes from Luke's account of Christ's ascension in Luke 24:44-53. Tim talks about what the Ascension represents for the Church – a calling to step up to be the hands and feet of Christ in the world.

Eastside's Reverend Timothy Lloyd preaches on today's lectionary reading from Christ's teaching told in John 15:1-17. Tim reflects on the importance of alignment with God and shares ideas on how we can practice intentional spirituality that helps us to bear good fruit.

Eastside's Reverend Timothy Lloyd delivers today's sermon on our Lectionary reading from 1 John 4:7-21. The writer of this famous epistle passage gives us a paradox while no one has seen God, all who have seen the self-giving agape love embodied in Christ have indeed seen God. Humans can choose to have "perfection in love" by accepting and reflecting God's agape.