While giving props to the person who first held up the "John 3:16" sign behind the goal posts of a televised football game in the 1970's, the Rev. Jarrett Kerbel suggests that we begin also learning exactly what Luke 4:14 is all about.

This composition of Rob Jennings premiered at St. Martin's on Dec. 16, 2018.

Rev. Anne Thatcher's sermon for the 4th Sunday of Advent.

Sermon by Rev. Jarrett Kerbel from 10 p.m. on Christmas Eve.

Full service at 10 p.m. on Christmas Eve, with sermon by Rev. Jarrett Kerbel.

We have many beautiful dreamers to look to in our faith - poet Mary Oliver and the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Dr. among them. How do we remember them and their dreams? Barb Ballenger suggests we consider how their dreams, and God's, live within us.

How do we move in time with the metronome of life in Christ, harmonized with God? The Rev. Jarrett Kerbel asks us to reflect on this and tune ourselves to God's song.

Rev. Anne Thatcher demonstrates that the love, reconciliation, and forgiveness demonstrated by Sonya in Crime and Punishment is an example of our relationship with God. This epiphany is a revelation for our lives.

This track contains the lectionary readings for the day. Skip to 07:00 for the start of the sermon.

Our Deacon, the Rev. Carol Duncan offers the good news of Christmastide and not being a "white" Christmas.

This audio contains the lectionary readings for the day.

Christmas Morning sermon from the Rev. Anne Thatcher.