Judith preaches on how we struggle with being the salt of the earth and the light on the hill. She delves into how religious practices, like fasting, are meant to help us align with God's ways. The scripture is from Isaiah 58:1-12 and Matthew 5:13-20 .

Courtney, Mike, Stuart, and Ben pick their favorite cereals. Listen, then vote for your favorite list.

Pastor Judith and Ben talk about the other Presbyterian sacrament, Communion.

Guest preacher Rev. John Molina-Moore, the National Capital Presbyter, visited Trinity this Sunday with a message of mission and the different ways to connect and be a missional church. The scripture was from Exodus 3:7-12 and John 20:20-23

Pastor Judith preaches on the scriptures from John 1:29-42 and Luke 5:1-11. She discusses Epiphany meaning more than "God with Us" but "God with all creation."

Pastor Judith and Ben talk about John the Baptist, Jesus' Baptism and what Baptism means to Presbyterians.

Pastor Judith preaches on Isaiah 42:1-9, Pslam 29, and Matthew 3:13-17. She speaks about the baptism of Jesus and relates it to natural disasters. Asking where is God in your life? When are you bathed in God's love and light?

Pastor Judith preaches on Jeremiah 31:7-14 and Matthew 2:1-23 on Epiphany. She concludes that our God is a God who can walk with us through an imperfect world.

On the Fourth Sunday of Advent Pastor Judith explores how Mary and Joseph dealt with their family problems of the time. Her words remind us that God is with us always, he is not waiting for a better version of us, but is here right now. Scriptures: Colossians 1:15-23; Ephesians 1:3-4, 8-10; Matthew 1:18-25

Pastor Judith explores the third Sunday of Advent and the joy that can be found even after indescribable loss, such as the Chernobyl accident. She encourages us to be ready for little glimpses of joy that is on the horizon. The scriptures are Isaiah 35:1-10; Joel 2:21-27; James 5:7-10; and Luke 1:47-55.