Sermon from January 30, 2022 by Rev. Alexa Eisenbarth interpreting Psalm 71:1-6

A Blessing for When You Long to Try Softer by Aundi Kolber

Sermon from February 6, 2022 by Rev. Alexa Eisenbarth based on Isaiah 6:1-8

Wesleyan Covenant Prayer

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Week 1:  Luke 21:25-36 --- this sermon was already uploaded, so if you've already listened to it, you can fast forward to the second 'chapter' at 9:07

Week 2:  Luke 3:1-6

Week 3: Luke 3:7-18

Week 4:  Luke 1:39-55 - content warning: this sermon mentions abortion, pregnancy, pregnancy loss. 

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I knew it was time when...

When did you know it was time? What were the signs? And what will the signs be for us when things are being made new? What are the signs of redemption?

Sermon by Rev. Alexa Eisenbarth on Luke 21:25-36.

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Rev. Alexa Eisenbarth preaches on Ruth 1:1-18, with an eye to celebrating All Saints Day, the holy day on which we recognize how thin the veil between life and death is - when we intentionally remember that we are not alone. Not only is God with us, but the whole communion of saints, those who love God and neighbor, participate in acts of worship, devotion, compassion, and justice alongside us. We are not alone, thanks be to God!

Consider these prompts:
I stayed when...
I left when...

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This sermon series is based on John Wesley's Sermon "The Use of Money." We explore what John Wesley and Jesus have to say about money as we make our pledges to Orting UMC.

Week 1: Gain All You Can, Matthew 26:6-13 NRSV
Week 2: Save All You Can, Matthew 25:14-30 NRSV
Week 3: Give All You Can, Mark 12:41-44 NRSV

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This sermon is from September 26th, 2021, the fourth in a series on the Five Lies of Identity as presented by Henri Nouwen in 'Who Are We?'. The fourth lie is this: I am nothing less than my best moment. This sermon is interpreting Judges 16:4-31.

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*CONTENT WARNING* THIS EPISODE RECOUNTS A BIBLICAL ACCOUNT OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND SEXUAL ASSAULT AND THE SERMON DISCUSSES THESE REALITIES AS WELL.

This sermon is from October 3rd, 2021, the third in a series on the Five Lies of Identity as presented by Henri Nouwen in 'Who Are We?' The third lie is this, I am nothing more than my worst moment. We explore this lie through the biblical character Jephthah, and his daughter, whose story is told in Judges 19.

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