First Presbyterian Church of Englewood Audio

First Presbyterian Church of Englewood Audio

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First Presbyterian Church of Englewood Audio episodes

  • Blindspots
    Week 3 of our Get Unstuck! series challenges us to become more self-aware and watch out for our blindspots. A message on John 5:1-18 by Kellie Anderson-Picallo.
    18 min
  • Letting Go
    Week 2 of our Get Unstuck! series challenges us to get started by clearing the decks for change. A message on Daniel 4:4-28 by Richard Hong.
    22 min
  • Running in Mud
    Week 1 of our Get Unstuck! series wonders: do we often not feel that we are where we want to be - because we don't know where that is? A message on John 6:24-35 by Richard Hong.
    21 min
  • Expectations
    Sometimes the point isn't what Jesus can do, it's what we expect Jesus will do. A message on John 6:1-21 by Richard Hong.
    23 min
  • Healers
    Wonder why people aren't interested in church? People back then flocked to Jesus. A message on Mark 6:30-34,53-56 by Richard Hong.
    21 min
  • Measuring Up
    What if love and forgiveness were your tools for measuring up? A message on Amos 7:7-15 by Kellie Anderson-Picallo.
    20 min
  • Humbled
    Sometimes the best thing God can do for us, is make sure we don't get too full of ourselves. A message on 2 Corinthians 12:2-10 by Richard Hong.
    25 min
  • Get In Line
    Why are we so afraid that if someone is ahead of us, there won't be enough for us? A message on Mark 5:21-43 by Richard Hong.
    20 min
  • Anxiety
    How do you handle anxiety? How do you want God to handle your anxiety? A message on Mark 4:35-41 by Richard Hong.
    17 min
  • Icebreaker
    You don't come to faith through understanding. You come to faith, then you understand. A message on Mark 4:26-34 by Richard Hong.
    15 min

About First Presbyterian Church of Englewood Audio

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The audio sermons of the First Presbyterian Church of Englewood (NJ), the Rev. Richard Hong, pastor.