Sermons on Romans
Called To Create
Tim Adams takes us on a fascinating exploration of the creative spirit, both as an innate, vibrating aspect of God and as well as imbued in each of us as God’s creatures. Find out how string theory connects science and religion, and how the Biblical jeweler Bezalel sets an example of using God-given gifts to create beauty in the service of God.
Nothing?
Join us for Pride Sunday at PB UMC! We engage with Paul’s words from Romans: Nothing can separate us from the love of God!” These are wonderful and life-giving words. But given everything our world is going through, including all that the LGBTQIA+ community endures, can we really believe that they’re true?
You Are So Very Loved
Join us as we take a deeper look at mental health awareness together and share what each of us can do to be a support and comfort to others.
Peace with Justice: Association without Assimilation
What does the Bible say about creation and systemic racism? Hear the powerful message by Rev. Anthony Boger speak on association without assimilation.
We Believe: The Forgiveness of Sins
Many churches focus on sin and forgiveness. What do you think is important about sin and forgiveness? Have you experienced these?
Trinity = Community
This Sunday we celebrate Trinity Sunday while we begin a new sermon series on Community. Come for a time of learning, but also time to get to know one another during this series designed to help us build connection!
Step Forth… In Your Spiritual Gifts
This Sunday we continue a new short Lectionary series called #ThreeSteps in a Christian’s Walk.
Step Toward… Your Siblings in Abraham
We continue a new short Lectionary series called #ThreeSteps in a Christian’s Walk,. This Sunday we explore Paul’s reminder of God’s covenant with all of Abraham’s descendants.
Step Out… Into Faith
This Sunday’s sermon addresses the violence in #Charlottesville and our imperative to speak out in love.
Promise
This Sunday we conclude our sermon series as we explore justice, compassion, grace, disgrace, and our own place and promise in God’s creation. We will also celebrate Holy Communion, and this week do so using a more formal – and musical! – liturgy.
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