Rev. Joe talks about old and new wineskins, our ability to adapt as a church, and the rigidness of the Pharisees. Scripture is Mark 2:1-22, and it was delivered Jan. 10.

Seminarian Diane Seaborn preaches on how the first miracles of Jesus in the Gospel of Mark bring restoration and reconciliation of the afflicted with the community, and asks, where do we need restoration in our lives?

Plymouth Church open sings Handel's Messiah Hallelujah chorus as the postlude on Christmas Eve 2015.

Plymouth Congregational Orchestra plays "Christmas" Concerto Grosso in G minor, Op. 6 No. 8 by Arcangelo Corelli.

Plymouth Congregational Choir sings "Carol of the Bells" on Christmas Eve 2015.

A brief Christmas message on the meaning of Christ's birth as the substance of the Christmas season.

Seminarian Diane Seaborn preaches on forging a future that honors the past in the midst of uncertainty. Based on Ezra 1:1-4. 3:1-4, 10-13, a passage where King Cyrus of Persia ends the Jewish exile and allows Jews to return to Jerusalem and rebuild the destroyed Temple of Solomon.

Rev. Amanda Howland preaches about embracing unexpected twists and turns in life using Isaiah 5:1-7 and 11:1-5.

Rev. Joe preaches about God's willingness to suffer for the sake of love, and how the "Old Testament God" is the same God embodied by Jesus Christ.

Diane preaches on the importance of putting trust above control, and how the powerful kings Rehoboam and Jeroboam split the once united Kingdom of Israel over their desires for control.