Fr. Micah’s Sermon: Pentecost Sunday

May 28, 2026 / Sunday service
Pentecost
 
There is a city, Babel, at the beginning of the Bible. There is another city, the new Jerusalem, at the end. The people of Babel are fearful of being dispersed, but those of Jerusalem are gathering the people of the nations in their unique characters.
In the middle is Pentecost – the power of the Holy Spirit to bring us closer together instead of further apart.
 
Readings:
Gen 11:1-9
Ps 104:24-35
Acts 2:1-11
John 14:8-17
 
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Dr. Paul Hines’s Sermon, The Fourth Sunday of Easter

May 5, 2026 / Sunday service / ,

Readings:

Acts 6:1-9, 7:2a, 51-60
Psalm 23
1 Peter 2:13-25
John 10:1-10
Dr. Paul Hines’s Sermon about the history and persecution of Saints Cyprian and Stephen. It’s a lesson about how we can be faithful Christians in today’s world.
Paul presents:
How to act when the Church isn’t popular?
+ Compassion – Take care of those in need
+ Courage – Preach the gospel boldly
+ Forgiveness – Follow the example of Jesus