The first sermon in the sermon slam is by Rev. Dr. Lisa. She speaks on 1 John 3:1-3, which encapsulates the profound nature of divine love and its transformative impact on believers. She says that goodness from the text is "even when I forget whose I am and who I am, God does not."

Ms. Racia Randolph preaches "It's not too heavy for God," from the passage 2 Corinthians 4:16-18.

Archaeologist Tim Roberts speaks during the archaeology month. He ends the Tuesday community service with a poem "Surrender."

Sermon: The Afterlife of Scripture

In this sermon, Rev. Lindsey Franklin explores what she calls the afterlife of scripture— the way scripture sometimes takes on a life of its own in how it is used in the world. She dives into the afterlife of Romans 12, understanding it as the textual foundation for a beloved benediction with ecumenical roots.

Rev. Katie Heishman 10-03-23 by Sermons preached at Richmond Hill

Naomi Gonzalez preaches "Forgiveness, Repentance and Costly Grace" from Jonah 3:10-4:11.

Rev. Lisa Johnson preaches "The Power of Singing Clearly" from Mark 8:22-26.

"The Cost of Witnessing" is the message from Rev. Ayo Morton on Tuesday, August 29, 2023 at Community Worship at Richmond Hill.

Rev. Kelsey Hawser-Faul preaches Being filled with the Spirit through singing and gratitude from Ephesians 5:15-20.

Using stories from life, dreams, and scripture, Richard takes a long loving look at the liminal, and how we cope with transformation and change.