Continuing our summer series on the Book of Acts, Rev. Ferris explores the story of Philip and the Ethiopian eunuch from Acts 8:26-39.

Rev. Ferris explores the martyrdom of Stephen and how it draws us into the mystery of the Gospel. He also gets in a little Grateful Dead trivia! The reading is Acts 7:54-60. 

Rev. Ferris explores the unique community of the early church. He also honors retiring choir director Tom Faracco on his last Sunday at Old Pine. The text is Acts 2:42-47.

The first sermon in a new series on the Acts of the Apostles. Rev. Ferris explores Peter's sermon from Acts 2:14-15, 22-33, arguing that Peter's sermon outlined an origin story of the Christian church. 

Rev. Ferris explores the story of Pentecost, specifically focusing on the miracle of language that it entails. What does it mean to reach a person through their native language, and why is this what God seems to do? The text is Acts 2:1-12.

In this sermon on Luke 24:44-53, Pastor Rebecca explores two miracles during Jesus’ ascension—  Jesus’ words of blessing  and the disciples’ joy in the face of a new season. 

Rev. Ferris preaches on the Great Commission from Matthew 28:16-20. He explores how this passage refers to the Trinitarian nature of God and what this means for our own calling to love others with agape. 

Rev. Ferris explores Jesus' relationship with Peter and how he heals him from his guilt over denying Jesus. The text is John 21:15-19. 

In John 21:1-14, the resurrected Christ gives fishing advice, then eats breakfast on the beach with the disciples. Rev. Ferris explores this story's teaching about Christian community.