In this sermon, based on Like 24:36b-48, Pastor Scott explores another resurrection appearance of Jesus, one among many we have, and the importance of the witnesses of the resurrection.

Note that there are some pauses in the audio due to audience participation.

This is the assigned gospel text for Sunday April 14th, the 3rd Sunday of Easter.

In this sermon, based on John 20:19-31, Pastor Scott explores the story commonly, though incorrectly, known as Doubting Thomas. Thomas needs to see to believe, but he is also credited as an eye witness.

This is the assigned gospel text for Sunday April 7th, 2024, the 2nd Sunday of Easter.

In this sermon, based on Mark 16:1-8, Pastor Scott explores the Easter Story.

This is the assigned gospel text for Sunday March 31st, Easter Sunday.

In this sermon, based on Mark 11:1-11, Pastor Scott explores the event known as the Triumphal Entry, as Jesus enters the city of Jerusalem and kicks off Holy Week.

This is the assigned gospel text for Sunday March 24th, Palm Sunday.

In this sermon, based on John 12:20-33, Pastor Scott explores and emotional reaction that Jesus has as he faces down Holy Week. We tie that in with the normalcy of human emotional reactions.

This is the assigned Gospel text for Sunday March 17th, the 5th Sunday in Lent.

In this sermon, based on John 3:14-21, Pastor Scott explores a portion of the encounter between Jesus and Nicodemus, in which Jesus talks about light and darkness.

This is the assigned gospel text for Sunday March 10th, the 4th Sunday in Lent

In this sermon, based on John 2:13-22, Pastor Scott explores the event known as the cleansing of the temple. Jesus gets pretty riled up over the exploitation of individuals.

This is the assigned gospel text for Sunday March 3rd, the 3rd Sunday in Lent

In this sermon, which is a dialogue, Pastor Scott is joined by Deacon Eric Haitz, and they explore Mark 8:31-39, in which Jesus makes his first Passion Prediction. The disciples reaction is interesting.

This is the assigned Gospel text for Sunday February 25th, the 2nd Sunday in Lent.

In this sermon for Ash Wednesday, Pastor Scott explores a call from God through the prophet Joel to call together the people into a solemn assembly of repentance. This is a fitting thing for Ash Wednesday as we kick off the season of Lent.

In this sermon, based on Mark 9:2-9, Pastor Scott explores the story of Jesus' transfiguration, and dovetails into the reason that we hear about so many different people in the gospels, in order to relate to those who experienced the amazing moments.

This is the assigned gospel text for Sunday February 11th, Transfiguration Sunday.