If we want the world to change - WE need to change How can we more intentionally live with others in ways that lift up the humanity AND image of God in others? How do we choose peace - an active peace that promotes wholeness and harmony, and not just the absence of fighting? We believe God is with us in these efforts - so we have hope, and we have power to make a difference!  A Critical Faith Sermon by Rev. Dr. Sue Coller

Many are overwhelmed by the changes we've had to navigate in a short period of time. Many of us are feeling tired and empty. Many are grieving losses of all kinds. Jesus promises us the gift of the Spirit - the gift of Pentecost. Did you that Spirit is a gift of life-giving water? Any who are thirsty, come and drink!  A Critical Faith Sermon by Rev. Dr. Sue Coller

What kind of a world you want to live in?  What kind of a witness are we giving our youth?  Anyone who is searching for a better world?  Join us as we explore the Heart of the Matter - God's love shows us what is possible when we live out of the center of God's heart of love.  A sermon by Rev. Dr. Sue Coller, Pastor, First Presbyterian Church, Lincoln, Nebraska.

"Bound by the Spirit" - Exploring the Heart of the Matter - God's love that binds us together through the Spirit.  And a reminder in these times, that we don't need a building to be a church.  A sermon by Dr. Kris Brammer, Director of Christian Education, First Presbyterian Church, Lincoln, Nebraska.

Are we called to be imitators, or reflectors of Christ?  Are we counterfeitors, or are we the real thing?  A sermon on Philippians 2:5-8, reminding us that we are not called to be perfect, but we are called to be genuine.  By Pastor Sue Coller, March 22, 2020

Who do we turn to in difficult times?  On what do we base our life?  Join us for the continuing series - "The Heart of the Matter" with Rev. Dr. Sue Coller from First Presbyterian Church in Lincoln, Nebraska

The second in 'The Heart of the Matter" series in which we explore in concrete ways what it means to belong to a God who loves us more than there are words to say, and what it means to live as the people of God out in the world and in relation to others.  This particular sermon challenges us to strive for a way of life that enables everyone to have all that they need.  

The Heart of our faith is God's love.   The Heart of our discipleship is how we live out that love in our daily lives.   Today's sermon, the first in this series, explores the role of love in tearing down pyramids.  Also in this episode we are interviewing Bill Michener, the Executive Director of the Lighthouse, a service for youth in Lincoln, Nebraska.

On this Sunday after Easter, the Rev. Dr. Jane Holtzclaw, explore this new thing that God is doing.  Jane is the Parish Associate for Caring Ministries at First Presbyterian Church of Lincoln, Nebraska.

Easter is often portrayed as the event that changed the world.  And it did - and it didn't.  We do not wake up on Easter to the perfect world - not now - not that first Easter.  Easter does shine a blazing light into the darkness.  Join us as we hear this good news!