First Presbyterian Church of Dearborn Sermons

This week Rev. Isaac Chung continues our exploration of what it means to be social beings in today's world. Our theme for the journey this week is how we are meant to make one another better. Proverbs says, "As iron sharpens iron" so how are we called today to use the technology available to us to help make one another better humans?

We are social beings created in the image of a God who is also social. What does the nature of God teach us about our own nature? Simply put, that we are to be selfless in our love of others. Do we always act with selfless motives in the virtual world? Today we examine this and think through principles to help us be more like Jesus in everything we do.

We continue our look at what it means to be a social creature in today's technological world. Today Pastor Chris examines the concept that we strengthen one another when we are in community and looks at how Social Media can help us in that endeavor and harm us.

Today we start a new worship series on what it means to be social beings in today's world. God created us to live in and be whole in community. Throughout time we have had different tools for pursuing social activity but the core nature of being social has always been there. 

Pastor Chris takes a look at the epiphany hymn "As With Gladness Men of Old" and the scripture which inspired it in the gospel of Matthew. What does the story of the magi visiting Jesus teach us about our lives today?

Pastor Hoffman looks at the joy given to us in Jesus and how we are to pass it on to others this Christmas season.

Pastor Chris reflects on the inspiration behind the hymn "Silent Night" and how the birth of Jesus brings peace and stillness even when everything is busy and loud.

Today we celebrated Christmas with our Church families. Pastor Chris meditates on the presence of the angels at the birth of Jesus with our kids.

The choirs blessed us with a beautiful cantata this Advent season. Pastor Chris meditates on the beautiful contradiction of Christmas, God become human, in the scripture and lyrics of the cantata.

In our second week of advent we look at the historical setting of Jesus' birth and learn about the town that inspired the hymn "O' Little Town of Bethlehem".