For the spirit of the city

Sermon delivered by Rev. Tripp Hudgins in the Richmond Hill Chapel on October 7, 2025

A sermon delivered by Rev. Dr. James Taneti on Sep 23, 2025 in the Richmond Hill Chapel.

Rev. Katie Heishman speaks from the text Mark 1:9-15.

Rev. Daniel Wilson speaks from the text 2 kings 2:1-12. He focuses on the story of Elijah's assuption into Heaven and briefly focus on his disciple Elisha. He also distinguishes the story and stops short in connecting to the episode in Jesus' life before transfiguration Sunday.

Rev. Katie Heishman speaks from the text Luke 2:22-40.

Rev. Jamie Lynn Haskins speaks from the text John 1:43-51.

Mr. Chris Hilber speaks from the text Luke 1:28-33, 37-38.

Fr. Bob Heatherington speaks from the text Matthew 25:31-46.

Rev. Jocelyn Blount speaks from the text 1 Thessalonians 5:18. She entitled her sermon, "In everything, even in 2023, give thanks to God."

The fourth sermon in the sermon slam is by Rev. Katie Heishman. She speaks on 1 Timothy 4:12-16.

The third sermon in the sermon slam is by Rev. Daniel Willson. He speaks on Hebrews 11: 1-3, 8-19, focusing on "How God's faithfulness to a saint or saints of the past affects us today."

The second sermon in the sermon slam is by Rev. Ben Hadley-Goggin. He speaks on 1 Corinthians 1:1-3.

The first sermon in the sermon slam is by Rev. Dr. Lisa. She speaks on 1 John 3:1-3, which encapsulates the profound nature of divine love and its transformative impact on believers. She says that goodness from the text is "even when I forget whose I am and who I am, God does not."

Ms. Racia Randolph preaches "It's not too heavy for God," from the passage 2 Corinthians 4:16-18.

Archaeologist Tim Roberts speaks during the archaeology month. He ends the Tuesday community service with a poem "Surrender."

Sermon: The Afterlife of Scripture In this sermon, Rev. Lindsey Franklin explores what she calls the afterlife of scripture— the way scripture sometimes takes on a life of its own in how it is used in the world. She dives into the afterlife of Romans 12, understanding it as the textual foundation for a beloved benediction with ecumenical roots.

Rev. Katie Heishman 10-03-23 by Sermons preached at Richmond Hill

Naomi Gonzalez preaches "Forgiveness, Repentance and Costly Grace" from Jonah 3:10-4:11.

Rev. Lisa Johnson preaches "The Power of Singing Clearly" from Mark 8:22-26.

"The Cost of Witnessing" is the message from Rev. Ayo Morton on Tuesday, August 29, 2023 at Community Worship at Richmond Hill.

Rev. Kelsey Hawser-Faul preaches Being filled with the Spirit through singing and gratitude from Ephesians 5:15-20.

Using stories from life, dreams, and scripture, Richard takes a long loving look at the liminal, and how we cope with transformation and change.

"Keep Showing Up" – Rev. Dr. Lacette Cross brings an excellent word on Matthew 5: 13-16.

Using the story of the Visitation found in the first chapter of Luke's gospel, Rev. Katie Heishman speaks to belief — those who have it, and those who don't. And the blessing that comes with and from having strong belief.

Using Jeremiah and 2 Corinthians, Rev. Dr. Lisa Johnson's sermon reminds us that we are Clay Under Construction.