Midway Christian Church Sermon Podcast

Part 5: Love... It Might Just Be Crazy Enough to Change the World, November 10, 2024 Imagine . . . What if we did practice what we preached? What would that look like knowing that the running thread through our sacred text is love . . . Love God with all our heart, with all our strength, with all our being and love our neighbor as ourselves. "What if We Practiced What We Preached?" Mark 12: 28-34...

Part 4: Love... It Might Just Be Crazy Enough to Change the World, November 3, 2024 God created us to be in community with one another, to be in relationship with each other. Our faith story even tells us that when God was creating the world, God realized that it is not good for humans to be alone. "What if We Support Each Other in Community?" 1 Corinthians 12: 12-26 Rev. Dr. Heather W. McColl, Mi...

Part 3: Love... It Might Just Be Crazy Enough to Change the World, October 27, 2024 What if we see everyone the same? This question needs clarification. This question does not seek uniformity. Rather it seeks unity which is why the Parable of the Good Samaritan is such a good beginning place for the answer to this question. "What if We See Everyone the Same?" Luke 10: 25-37 Rev. Dr. Heather W. McC...

Part 2: Love... It Might Just Be Crazy Enough to Change the World, October 20, 2024 Jesus pushes us to once again think about why we do what we do as people of faith. If we help others out of obligation or charity, with a “this will get me into heaven” mentality, or anything else beyond relationship in recognition, in celebration of our connection to each other, then we have completely missed the...

Part 1: Love... It Might Just Be Crazy Enough to Change the World, October 13, 2024 Relationships, connections, compassion, and love are what is needed to inherit eternal life, as Jesus teaches us, because eternal life is not just about getting into heaven. It’s about being a part of something bigger than us, about the Beloved Community coming to fruition here on Earth, about valuing each other fo...

"Welcome” Mark 9: 30-37, September 29, 2024 "Welcome" Mark 9: 30-37 Rev. Dr. Heather W. McColl, Midway Christian Church, Midway KY www.midwaychristian.org Portions of this recording are covered by one of the following licenses: CCLI: 948745 Streaming: 20246756 One License: 737814-A CVLI: 505440248

Part 12: Anything but Ordinary, September 15, 2024 The summer is considered a season of Ordinary Time in the life of the Church—a season in between the mystifying resurrection of Jesus at Easter, and Jesus’ birth, visited anew, at Advent. The lectionary texts for these weeks follow the family narratives of Abraham, which are stories that make the title “ordinary” seem laughable. Ordinary time is p...

Part 11: Anything but Ordinary, September 8, 2024 The summer is considered a season of Ordinary Time in the life of the Church—a season in between the mystifying resurrection of Jesus at Easter, and Jesus’ birth, visited anew, at Advent. The lectionary texts for these weeks follow the family narratives of Abraham, which are stories that make the title “ordinary” seem laughable. Ordinary time is pu...

Part 10: Anything but Ordinary, September 1, 2024 The summer is considered a season of Ordinary Time in the life of the Church—a season in between the mystifying resurrection of Jesus at Easter, and Jesus’ birth, visited anew, at Advent. The lectionary texts for these weeks follow the family narratives of Abraham, which are stories that make the title “ordinary” seem laughable. Ordinary time is pu...

Part 9: Anything but Ordinary, August 25, 2024 The summer is considered a season of Ordinary Time in the life of the Church—a season in between the mystifying resurrection of Jesus at Easter, and Jesus’ birth, visited anew, at Advent. The lectionary texts for these weeks follow the family narratives of Abraham, which are stories that make the title “ordinary” seem laughable. Ordinary time is punct...

Part 8: Anything but Ordinary, August 18, 2024 The summer is considered a season of Ordinary Time in the life of the Church—a season in between the mystifying resurrection of Jesus at Easter, and Jesus’ birth, visited anew, at Advent. The lectionary texts for these weeks follow the family narratives of Abraham, which are stories that make the title “ordinary” seem laughable. Ordinary time is punct...

Part 7: Anything but Ordinary, August 11, 2024 The summer is considered a season of Ordinary Time in the life of the Church—a season in between the mystifying resurrection of Jesus at Easter, and Jesus’ birth, visited anew, at Advent. The lectionary texts for these weeks follow the family narratives of Abraham, which are stories that make the title “ordinary” seem laughable. Ordinary time is punct...

"All for One and One for All” Ephesians 4: 1-16, August 4, 2024 "All for One and One for All" Ephesians 4: 1-16 Guest Preacher: Rev. Dr. Katherine Alexander, Midway Christian Church, Midway KY www.midwaychristian.org Portions of this recording are covered by one of the following licenses: CCLI: 948745 Streaming: 20246756 One License: 737814-A CVLI: 505440248

“A Touching Faith” Mark 5: 21-34, July 28, 2024 Rev. Bill McDonald, guest preacher Midway Christian Church, Midway KY www.midwaychristian.org Portions of this recording are covered by one of the following licenses: CCLI: 948745 Streaming: 20246756 One License: 737814-A CVLI: 505440248

Part 6: Anything but Ordinary, July 21, 2024 The summer is considered a season of Ordinary Time in the life of the Church—a season in between the mystifying resurrection of Jesus at Easter, and Jesus’ birth, visited anew, at Advent. The lectionary texts for these weeks follow the family narratives of Abraham, which are stories that make the title “ordinary” seem laughable. Ordinary time is punctua...

Part 5: Anything but Ordinary, July 14, 2024 The summer is considered a season of Ordinary Time in the life of the Church—a season in between the mystifying resurrection of Jesus at Easter, and Jesus’ birth, visited anew, at Advent. The lectionary texts for these weeks follow the family narratives of Abraham, which are stories that make the title “ordinary” seem laughable. Ordinary time is punctua...

Part 4: Anything but Ordinary, July 7, 2024 The summer is considered a season of Ordinary Time in the life of the Church—a season in between the mystifying resurrection of Jesus at Easter, and Jesus’ birth, visited anew, at Advent. The lectionary texts for these weeks follow the family narratives of Abraham, which are stories that make the title “ordinary” seem laughable. Ordinary time is punctuat...

Part 3: Anything but Ordinary, June 26, 2024 The summer is considered a season of Ordinary Time in the life of the Church—a season in between the mystifying resurrection of Jesus at Easter, and Jesus’ birth, visited anew, at Advent. The lectionary texts for these weeks follow the family narratives of Abraham, which are stories that make the title “ordinary” seem laughable. Ordinary time is punctua...

“Godzilla vs Kong, Euodia vs Syntyche” Philippians 4: 1-7, June 16, 2024 Rev. Bill McDonald, guest preacher Midway Christian Church, Midway KY www.midwaychristian.org Portions of this recording are covered by one of the following licenses: CCLI: 948745 Streaming: 20246756 One License: 737814-A CVLI: 505440248

Part 2: Anything but Ordinary, June 9, 2024 The summer is considered a season of Ordinary Time in the life of the Church—a season in between the mystifying resurrection of Jesus at Easter, and Jesus’ birth, visited anew, at Advent. The lectionary texts for these weeks follow the family narratives of Abraham, which are stories that make the title “ordinary” seem laughable. Ordinary time is punctuat...

Part 1: Anything but Ordinary, June 2, 2024 The summer is considered a season of Ordinary Time in the life of the Church—a season in between the mystifying resurrection of Jesus at Easter, and Jesus’ birth, visited anew, at Advent. The lectionary texts for these weeks follow the family narratives of Abraham, which are stories that make the title “ordinary” seem laughable. Ordinary time is punctuat...

"Send Me" Isaiah 6: 1-8, May 26, 2024 "Send Me" Isaih 6: 1-8 Rev. Dr. Heather W. McColl, Midway Christian Church, Midway KY www.midwaychristian.org Portions of this recording are covered by one of the following licenses: CCLI: 948745 Streaming: 20246756 One License: 737814-A CVLI: 505440248

May 19, 2024 - Pentecost Sunday Today, we gather with our brothers and sisters of Historic Second Christian Church and welcome Pastor Rick Smith as preacher. "TBD: To Be Determined" Acts 2: 37-47 Pastor Rick Smith of Historic Second Christian Church, Midway KY Rev. Dr. Heather W. McColl, Midway Christian Church, Midway KY https://minrsmith.wixsite.com/hscc-midway www.midwaychristian.org...

Part 6: The 50 Great Days of Easter, May 12, 2024 "Joy Made Complete" John 17: 6-19 Rev. Dr. Heather W. McColl, Midway Christian Church, Midway KY www.midwaychristian.org

Part 5: The 50 Great Days of Easter, May 5, 2024  "Love One Another" Joh 15: 9-17 Rev. Dr. Heather W. McColl, Midway Christian Church, Midway KY www.midwaychristian.org