Sermons from Upper Dublin Lutheran Church

Message from 02-03-2019 06.02.2019 12:56 ↓

Coach Lawlor" gives a 'pep-talk' to the congregational team at half time!  Do your best in  Christ's Super Bowl of love, peace and  justice for all the world! Run for His goal that passes understanding!

Heather Schreiber's Memorial Service 09.01.2019 33:25 ↓

Reflections from Heather's mother, Suzanne Kiley and Sermon by Pastor Keith Anderson

Longing for Home - Take Courage 09.12.2018 15:09 ↓

"I'll be come for Christmas, if only in my dreams." Pastor Keith reflects on the longing for home that is such a deep theme of Christmas and Advent, and shares encouragement from the Book of Baruch to "Take courage!"

The Widow's Mite 11.11.2018 17:09 ↓

Pastor Keith reflects on the example and generosity of widows in Scripture, as well an influential widow in his life, his grandmother. 

Strength in Numbers 2 14.10.2018 13:09 ↓

Field Education Student Courtney Smith expands on the Strength in Numbers theme with stories and experiences from Upper Dublin highlighting the importance of our community together.

Strength in Numbers 07.10.2018 18:56 ↓

Pastor Keith introduces our fall theme, Strength in Numbers, with inspiration from the Golden State Warriors, The Book of Numbers, his kids soccer games, and St. Paul's description of the Body of Christ.

Three Questions with Rev. Dr. Nelson Rivera 30.09.2018 9:40 ↓

Rev. Dr. Nelson Rivera presented on Care for Creation. The ELCA calls all its members to speak for the earth, become good stewards of its resources, and to see the whole of creation as a gift from God. Care of creation is a spiritual matter. Copies of ELCA Social Statement Care for Creation will be provided.

Mountain Sunday 23.09.2018 12:31 ↓

In this second installment of our Creation preaching series, Pastor Keith reflects on the Mountains, how they can inspire us, the role they play in the Bible, and how the mountains offer shelter, which teaches about the love and protection we receive from God. He quotes a favorite line from singer-songwriter, Jason Isbell, "So cover me up and know you're enough to use me for good."

Borders, Boundaries, and the Syrophoencian Woman 09.09.2018 16:28 ↓

Freshly returned from crossing a border himself, Pastor Keith reflects on Jesus' encounter with the Syrophoenican woman and the dangers of drawing lines that separate and divide rather than bring people together.