Christmas may be over, but the work of Christmas is just beginning.  Guest Rev. Steve Earl helps us explore what comes next after the decorations come down.  A sermon preached December 27, 2020

Sometimes it is more important to know God believes in us, than for us to believe in God.  A Christmas Eve Sermon by Rev. Dr. Sue Coller, at First Presbyterian Church in Lincoln Nebraska, Dec. 24, 2020

Didn't Jesus come to usher in the Kingdom of God? Where is it? On this 4th Sunday of Advent join us as we explore this question - part of our "I Believe Even When" Advent/Christmas Series.  Sermon by Rev. Dr. Sue Coller at First Presbyterian Church, Lincoln, Nebraska

In the gospel of Luke Mary sang a song about a world that she had yet to experience - it was a song of defiance in the face of a world that held a lot of danger.  She dared to believe what God told her, that the world was changing, and nothing could stop God's new world from coming.  What does that mean for us today?  How can we believe in God's better world when we see so much hatred and greed around us?  Join us as we explore this question.  Sermon by Rev. Dr. Sue Coller, from First Presbyterian Church in Lincoln, Nebraska

Second in our Advent and Christmas sermon series "I Believe Even When ..."  This week we talk about how love is present, even when we are afraid, even when we don't feel it, and how love has the power to open us up to a new future.  December 6, 2020, at First Presbyterian Church in Lincoln, Nebraska.  Rev. Dr. Sue Coller, preaching

Part 1 of our Advent and Christmas Series, I believe even when ...   How do we keep hope alive when there seem so many reasons to give up?  Join us for this week's sermon by Rev. Dr. Sue Coller, at First Presbyterian Church in Lincoln

A special treat today with a sermon by Rev. Dr. Diane Moffett, on a theme that is central to who we are at First Presbyterian Church - a Matthew 25 church, where we put our faith into action, not because we have to, but simply because we care.

The Parable of the Talents has been taken over by talk of money.  It's really about grace.  A sermon by Rev. Dr. Sue Coller

The Power of Our Stories - a sermon by Rev. Ray Meester

It's a simple question - do you practice what you preach?  Don't worry about anyone else.  The question is for you. Join us as we explore this in this week's sermon by Rev. Dr. Sue Coller, from First Presbyterian Church in Lincoln, Nebraska.