St. Paul Podcast

Peter Marty preaches on this Ash Wednesday. "Remember that you are dust and to dust, you shall return. May the life, death, and resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ allow each of us to live fully and confidently in the wonder, sorrow, joy, and suffering of life. Amen."

Sara Olson-Smith preaching. "May God shine the light of glory into your heart. May Christ accompany you with grace and glitter. May the Spirit restore and renew you as you live with bold and courageous love. Amen."

Katy Warren preaches. Hayden Kvamme and Chris Nelson go for a run. "May you be filled with hope that allows you to soar with wings like eagles. May God give you strength to run and not grow weary. May you be blessed with faith that enables you to walk and not faint."

Peter Marty preaches. "May the spirit of the Lord teach you what the authority of love can look like in your life. May the blessing of almighty God, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit be upon you and remain with you always. Amen."

Peter Pettit preaches and Peter Marty gets interrupted while working. "May the call of God resonate deep within you. May Christ, who lives in you by baptism, empower you to respond. May the Holy Spirit hold you together with all God's people in the unity of the kingdom."

Peter Marty preaches. "May the Lord who knows you and loves you, both at the same time, bring you health and wholeness, which is all the inspiration you need to give your life away."

Katy Warren preaches. "Now may the peace of God reign in your heart, may the love of Christ be beside you in times of struggle, and may the Holy Spirit name you as God's beloved, today and always."

Hayden Kvamme preaches; Katy Warren talks with Olivia and Ben about where to see God. "May God's life fill you abundantly, the light of Christ shine in you brightly, and the spirit of God secure you in bold love."

Sara Olson-Smith preaches; Katy Warren talks with Nancy Ingelson and Pat Koranda about each of their grandkids. Wintertime and Christmas music are featured. "As you go in peace, surrounded by the songs of the saints, remember that Jesus, Emmanuel, is here with us, in the midst of our beautiful and broken world.

Merry Christmas!
Alleluia. I am bringing you good news of great joy for all the people; to you is born this day in the city of David a Savior, who is the Messiah, the Lord. Alleluia.