In this sermon titled "Give The World Her Song," Greg at Venice Presbyterian Church focuses on the deep connection between music and Christian faith. Speaking from the pulpit, he reflects on his last visit a year and a half ago and recent events like a severe weather-induced power outage at his home in Seattle. Greg mentions his new book collaboration, "As the Deer," with artist Greg Beecham.

Using Psalm 137 as a foundation, Greg highlights the historical significance of song in worship, noting that Christianity uniquely emphasizes music compared to other religions. He shares a personal story from Thanksgiving 1996 about meeting Chris, connecting it to the importance of music in building relationships and understanding.

Greg addresses the challenges modern Christian communities face, suggesting they view themselves as living in exile and adapt their message to resonate in a secular world, citing "Postcards from Babylon" by Brian Zahnd. He emphasizes the need to use cultural and spiritual references to communicate effectively today.

A poignant anecdote demonstrates how music can foster connections in even the most challenging settings. Greg concludes with a call to action for Christians to live out their faith through love, acceptance, and song. He closes with the Quaker hymn "How Can I Keep from Singing," reinforcing the joy and necessity of sharing one's faith.

In summary, Greg's sermon encourages Christians to use music as a vital expression of their faith, bringing light and hope to a world that often feels like exile.