The Plymouth Church Choir, with its very own Lyndsay McCaffery as soloist, present this Gospel classic on God's amazing power to deliver us. "He is My God and I will serve Him, no matter what the test! Trust and never doubt, Jesus will surely lead you out, He never failed me yet."

Rev. Joe preaches on Galatians 1:13-17; 2:11-21, and how God calls us to be faithful and fruitful. We affirm faith without works (or fruit) is dead, but it is the faith that saves us, and the power of God, not our own actions and deeds.

Rev. Joe preaches on the Council of Jerusalem, technically about Gentiles and circumcision but truly about whether we were to become a global church inclusive of different customs and cultures, and whether we have the courage to follow the Holy Spirit into change.

Former Seminarian Nancy Haynes returns as guest preacher and preaches on Acts 8:26-39, the story of Philip and the eunuch from Ethiopia.

Graduating senior Ben Lowry reflects on his favorite scriptures and his experience of growing up in Plymouth Church. Delivered April 30, 2017.

Taking a break from the Narrative Lectionary we welcome a guest preacher for our Seminarians Series, Amy Norton, a graduate of Harvard Divinity School. She preaches on Moses, Holy Ground, and the need for an "elemental" faith.

Rev. Joe preaches the Resurrection message that Christ is not among the dead, but among the living, in human relationships. Jesus didn't retire to heaven never to be heard from again, but is an active presence in our lives found in community.

Rev. Joe preaches on Palm Sunday on how Jesus is so much better than a King -- Kings are corrupt and violent, but Jesus is the Prince of Peace to show us a better way. Jesus practices power "under" people instead of "over" people.

Rev. Joe preaches on Zacchaeus and his active and searching faith that led to his redemption. Zacchaeus was a rich businessman who worked with the Romans against the interests of the local Jewish population, but turned generous and repentant based on his encounter with Christ. His willingness to ask, seek and knock brought him new life and Grace.

Rev. Joe preaches on food insecurity and justice as a matter of Christian concern, fundamental to our faith. Uses the parable of Lazarus and the Rich Man to speak of the many people who are like Lazarus.