Thanks for listening to our podcast! We are continuing to move through the season of Lent together, as we move toward Holy Week and Easter. This week we read Matthew 22:1–14 together, yet another challenging parable of the Kingdom of Heaven. Hope this sermon is meaningful to you in your spiritual life, as you move through Lent and reflect on how God is speaking to you in this season of life and faith. To find out more about our congregation, check us out at www.williamsburgbaptist.com. You can also find us on Instagram and Facebook!

Thanks for listening to our podcast! This week we continue into the season of Lent. We also continue through the Gospel of Matthew as we follow the Narrative Lectionary, and the sermon this week is from Matthew 20:1–16. We were delighted to welcome David Schuster, a dear member of our congregation, to our pulpit to preach, as our pastor was sick. What a gift it was for him to step into our pulpit to share words of wisdom and divine love with us, and to lead us so well into this Lenten season together.

To find out more about our congregation, check us out at www.williamsburgbaptist.com. You can also find us on Instagram and Facebook!

Thanks for listening to our podcast! This week we move into the season of Lent. We are continuing through the Gospel of Matthew as we follow the Narrative Lectionary, and the sermon this week is from Matthew 18:15–35, on forgiveness... but of what?? We were delighted to welcome Rev. Max Blalock, a dear friend of our congregation, to our pulpit to preach and share with us!  Max is a campus minister at W&M. What a gift it was to be able to welcome him to our pulpit to share words of wisdom with us, and to lead us so well into this Lenten season together.

To find out more about our congregation, check us out at www.williamsburgbaptist.com. You can also find us on Instagram and Facebook!

Thanks  for listening to our podcast! This is the final Sunday in the Epiphany season, known as Transfiguration Sunday. This week the lights grow their brightest, revealing more deeply who Jesus is and what it means for us to follow him. Our Narrative Lectionary Scripture reading this week is from Matthew 16:24–17:8. Hope this is meaningful to you in your spiritual life, especially as we stand atop this mountain, and look ahead to the Lenten season ahead. To find out more about  our congregation, check us out at www.williamsburgbaptist.com. You can also find us on Instagram and Facebook!

Thanks for listening to our podcast! We are currently moving through the Epiphany season, the season of light. Each week as we encounter Jesus through the  Scriptures, we learn more and more about who he is, and what it means to follow him. The lights keep growing brighter. Our Narrative Lectionary Scripture reading this week is from Matthew 13:24–35, which contains three parables about the Kingdom of Heaven. Hope this is meaningful to you in your spiritual life and journey as we move through Epiphany together. To find out more about our congregation, check us out at www.williamsburgbaptist.com. You can also find us on Instagram and Facebook!

Thanks for listening to our podcast! We are currently moving through the Epiphany season, the season of light. Each week as we encounter Jesus through the  Scriptures, we learn more and more about who he is, and  what it means to follow him. The lights keep growing brighter. Our Narrative Lectionary Scripture reading this week is from Matthew 7:1–14, and 24–29. Hope this is meaningful to you in your spiritual life and  journey as we move through Epiphany together. To find out more about our congregation, check us out at www.williamsburgbaptist.com. You can also find us on Instagram and Facebook!

Thanks for listening to our podcast! We are currently moving through the Epiphany season, the season of light. Each week as we encounter Jesus through the  Scriptures, we learn more and more about who he is, and what it means  to follow him. The lights keep growing brighter. Our Narrative Lectionary Scripture reading this week is from Matthew 6:25–34.  Hope this is meaningful to you in your spiritual life and journey as we move through Epiphany together. To find out more about our congregation, check us out at www.williamsburgbaptist.com. You can also find us on Instagram and Facebook!

Thanks for listening to our podcast! We are currently moving through the Epiphany season, the season of light. Each week as we encounter Jesus through the  Scriptures, we learn more and more about who he is, and what it means  to follow him. The lights keep growing brighter. Our Narrative Lectionary Scripture reading this week is from Matthew 5:1–20. Hope this is  meaningful to you in your spiritual life and journey as we move through Epiphany together. To find out more about our  congregation, check us out at www.williamsburgbaptist.com. You can also find us on Instagram and Facebook!

Thanks for listening to our podcast! We are moving through the Epiphany season, the season of light. Each week as we encounter Jesus through the Scriptures, we learn more and more about who he is, and what it means to follow him. The lights keep growing brighter. Our Narrative Lectionary Scripture reading is from Matthew 4:1–17. Hope this is meaningful to you in your spiritual life and journey as we move through Epiphany together. To find out more about our  congregation, check us out at www.williamsburgbaptist.com. You can also find us on Instagram and Facebook!

Thanks for listening to our podcast! This week we celebrate Epiphany Sunday and the beginning of the Epiphany Season. We are now in the Gospel of Matthew as we follow the Narrative Lectionary, and the sermon this week is on Matthew 3:1–17, the baptism of Jesus. We were delighted to welcome the Rev. Dr. Megan Fullerton Strollo to our pulpit to preach and share with us!  Dr. Strollo is professor of biblical languages at Union Presbyterian Seminary in Richmond and traveled with us to the Holy Land as our "theologian in residence" last May. What a gift it was to be able to welcome her to our pulpit to share words of wisdom with us, and to help us reflect as we remembered our own baptisms this past Sunday.

To find out more about our congregation, check us out at www.williamsburgbaptist.com. You can also find us on Instagram and Facebook!