Presbyterian Church of Western Springs

Rev. Lesley Weir Reading: Luke 7:36-8:3 Support the show

Rev. Lesley Weir Reading: Psalm 112 , Luke 14:1,7-14 Support the show

Rev. Lesley Weir Reading: Psalm 32 , Luke 19:1-10 Support the show

Rev. Lesley Weir Reading: Psalm 36:5-9 , Luke 9:10-17 Support the show

The Rev. Lesley Weir  Reading: Psalm 85 , Genesis 18: 20-32 Support the show

Rev. Lesley Weir Reading: Psalm 15 , Genesis 18:1-15 Support the show

Rev. Dr. Barbara Wilson Reading: Proverbs 4:20-27 , Hebrews 12:12-13 Support the show

Rev. Scott Matheney Reading: Luke 10:1-11 , Galatians 6:1-16 Support the show

Rev. Doug Bradshaw Reading: Matthew 10:29-31 Support the show

Loretta Gratias-Bremer Reading: Galatians 3:23-29 Support the show

Rev. Deb Roberts Reading: Psalm 8 , Romans 5:1-11 . Support the show

Rev. Deb Roberts Reading: Acts 2:1-21 , John 14:19-21 Support the show

Rev. Joy Douglas Strome Reading: Acts 16:16-34 Support the show

Rev. Scott Matheney Reading: Deuteronomy 34:1-12 , John 5:1-9 The Rev. Scott Matheney is our guest preacher today.  Rev. Matheney is currently the Chaplin and Dean of Religious Life at Elmhurst College. Support the show

The Rev. M. Grayson Van Camp Reading:  John 13:31-35 Today we welcome The Rev. M. Grayson Van Camp to lead worship. Listen as she talks about "What's Love Got to Do With It? Support the show

The Rev. Craig Howard Reading:  John 10:7-16 , 25-28 The Rev. Craig Howard changes up the Scripture and talks to us about what Jesus says about sheherds and being a good shepherd.  Rev. Howard is a native of Chicago’s South Suburbs and is currently the Executive Presbyter of the Presbytery of Chicago. Support the show

Rev. Erik Khoobyarian Reading:   Luke 24:13-35 Pastor Erik preaches his final sermon at PCWS, offering some reflections on the continued journey for this church and all of us. Support the show

Rev. Erik Khoobyarian Reading:  John 20:19-31 Pastor Erik introduces the concept of contemplative prayer and invites you to place yourself into the context of the scripture. Support the show

Rev. Erik Khoobyarian Reading:  John 20: 1-18 On Easter, we gather to celebrate not only the empty tomb but turning away from that empty tomb to face the Risen Jesus. Support the show

Rev. Erik Khoobyarian Reading: Luke 19:28-40 On Palm Sunday we come to grips with the reality that we can often get swept up in the emotions of the crowd. What does it look like for us to be followers of Jesus from the palms to the cross to the grave and into our lives today? Support the show

Rev. Erik Khoobyarian Reading: Isaiah 43:16-21   We all have a tendency to look back at times at the “glory days” but God invites us to reflect back while also looking forward with wonder and awe at what God will do in our future. Support the show

Rev. Erik Khoobyarian Reading:  Luke 15:1-3 , 11b-32 The parable of the prodigal and his brother is one of the most familiar scriptures, but like most parables, there seems to be more under the surface. Let’s take a closer look. Support the show

Rev. Erik Khoobyarian Reading: John 4:5-42 Two sentences: When Jesus talks to the woman at the well, he’s breaking (at least) two societal norms and this woman becomes an early apostle as she tells her story of encountering Christ. Support the show

Rev. Erik Khoobyarian Reading:  Genesis 15:1-12 & 17-18 When we look at the world around us, it can be difficult to understand what it means to trust in God. As we learn more about God, though, we learn more about God’s worthiness to be trusted. Support the show

Rev. Erik Khoobyarian Reading:  Luke 4:1-13 Jesus went into the wilderness and experienced the scarcity of the harsh place. What are our wildernesses and scarcities? Support the show