The Progressive Christian Voice
Summary: Listen to sermons that connect spiritual teachings to the relevant issues of our day. Featuring sermons at Western Presbyterian Church in Washington, D.C..
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Podcasts:
The Wilderness Test. Everhart
Transfiguration of our Lord. Lk 9:28-36. If God prompted Jesus - his most perfect and chosen son – to set himself apart for prayer before, during and after the most pivotal experiences of Jesus’ saving life, how much God must be prompting each one of us to go to special places to pray and experience God’s transformative power.
Jeremiah 1: 4-10 and Luke 4: 21-30 God has called each one of us by name, sacred and set apart, to continually create something good in one another and the world. God's grace determined how you and I, with all of our broken places and near perfections, intersect to become God's gracious plan for all of humanity, expanding the bounds of eternity to become God's boundless story of hope for the world.
How is the scripure being fulfilled in our hearing and in others' hearing, too? - A celebration of the good news in word and deed.
Come As You Are
Can we allow the seed we are to grow naturally, as God intends? Yes! Luke 2:1-14
Can we love our enemies? Really? Luke 1:39–55
Dare we dream of a non-violent world? Matthew 1:18–25
God speaks to us in surprising ways through surprising people. Luke 3:1–6
If we are not open to surprises in life, we are not open to God. Luke 21:25-36
Jesus is our King and Lord
Gratitude is a core principle for a happy life. Mark 13:1-8
Humility marks the life Jesus and so many other great people. Does it mark our lives? Mark 12:38-44
Jesus was looking for a faith that expressed itself in an attitude rather than doctrinal phrases. Mark 10:46–52
Can we retain the Reformer's focus on a thinking faith in the digital age? Romans 3:19ï€28
