This week, we celebrate Palm Sunday. The Gospel lesson is Matthew 21:1-11 (NIV). Our audio quality returns to normal. All music is in the public domain.

This is the audio from our March 29, 2020 service. We apologize for the quality of the audio... It was recorded with a webcam. We're working on a better solution. The scripture lesson is John 11:1–45.

This is the audio from our March 22, 2020 online worship service. The scripture lesson is John 9:1–41. All music is in the public domain.

This sermon is based on John 4:5–30 & 39-42. I apologize for the quality of the audio. Due to the COVID-19 safety protocols, I delivered my sermon via YouTube video. The audio was extracted. Parts of it are pretty low quality. I'll be using a better microphone next week. God bless and stay safe!

Today, we talk about what it means to be born again. We also talk about what it means to talk about being born again. (Yes, that is correct.) Our focus scripture is John 3:1–17 (NRSV).

This week, our guest speaker is Rev. Sarah Schlieckert of Calvary UMC in Waldorf.  Pastor Sarah served as a reserve delegate to the 2019 Special General Conference, and will be a regular delegate to the 2020 General Conference. In this talk, she discusses the current status of the proposed Protocol for Separation, as well as the structure proposed by the WCA separatists.

Today we talk about wolves in sheep's clothing: False Prophets. Our focus scripture is Matthew 7:17-29.

Hypocrites! This week, we talk about why we shouldn't judge others. Our focus scripture is Matthew 7:1-6.

Today, we take a break from our sermon series on The Sermon on the Mount. Jeff Applebaugh preaches on the prophet Elijah. The focus scripture is 2 Kings 2:7-12.

This week: The Lord's Prayer. Our focus scripture is Matthew 6:5-15.