Guest preacher Drew Rick-Miller preaches on the parable of the sheep and goats from Matthew 25. Using data from the brand new Global Flourishing Study, he shows how Jesus' vision of service enhances our lives both now and in the life to come.

Is the kingdom of heaven like the kudzu vine? Rev. Ferris preaches on Jesus' parable of the mustard seed from Mark 4:30-32.

Rev. Ferris introduces a new sermon series on the kingdom parables of Jesus entitled "The Kudzu Kingdom." He preaches on Matthew 13:34-35.

Rev. Ferris preaches on the baptism of Jesus from Matthew 3:13-17.

Rev. Ferris creates a midrash about the life of the innkeeper in Bethlehem. Luke 2:1-7.

Rev. Ferris preaches on Mary's song of praise from Luke 1: 39-56.

This week, we look at the incarnation in the Gospel of Matthew. Rev. Ferris preaches on Joseph's dream from Matthew 1: 18-23. 

We begin a four-week Advent series on the incarnation. Today Rev. Ferris preaches on the wonderful story of Jesus healing the paralytic from Mark 2: 1-12. 

In this week's sermon, Rev. Blake explores the significance of the inclusion of five women in the long genealogy of Jesus in Matthew 1:1-17. She suggests that the stories of Tamar, Rahab, Ruth, and Bathsheba shaped the life and ministry of Jesus in profound ways, which has implications for us today.

In the conclusion of our 10-week series on the Fruit of the Spirit, Rev. Ferris looks at the fruit of generosity. The sermon was preached on Consecration Sunday, 2025, when Old Pine members made their annual financial pledges to the church budget. Rev. Ferris explored Matthew 6:19-21, in which Jesus advises us not to store up treasures on earth, but to store up treasures in heaven.