Shallowford Presbyterian Church

River in Judea, John Leavitt by Shallowford Presbyterian Church

Hold Me, Rock Me, Brian Tate by Shallowford Presbyterian Church

Spirit of the Living God, arr. Allen Pote by Shallowford Presbyterian Church

Part the Waters, Charles F. Brown by Shallowford Presbyterian Church

In Meeting We Are Blessed, Troy Robertson by Shallowford Presbyterian Church

Child of God, Mark A. Miller by Shallowford Presbyterian Church

The Reverend Landon A. Dillard shares the familiar story, The Feeding of the 5,000, also known as the "miracle of the five loaves and two fish". Seems simple, right? Hear an inspirational sermon about radical hospitality.

Sermon by the Reverend Catherine E. Foster The church has long treasured the account of Moses and the burning bush as a fantastic children's story, with its memorable visuals and compelling call story. But, beyond the drama, the account offers us a vivid glimpse of our very complex God. Explore what the burning bush reveals about our glorious God.

Sermon by the Reverend Anna George Traynham With all of the pain, suffering, and chaos in the world today, what good is love? Can love really be a light in the darkness? Reflect on Paul's words in Romans 13, "Love one another," and apply them to our lives today.

Sermon by the Reverend Landon A. Dillard How often should I forgive? That is the question Peter. Listen in as we reflect on Jesus’ answer!

Sermon by the Reverend Anna George Traynham Hear the story of the manna from Exodus. Did you know that the word manna means, "What is it"? Listen as we ask that question together and seek to recognize the bread all around us.

Sermon by the Reverend Anna George Traynham Reflect on the Great Commission. How is Jesus calling us to go "beyond"?

Sermon by the Reverend Andy Morgan

Sermon by the Reverend Anna George Traynham Explore an old story in a new way! What does the Parable of the Talents say about God, and what does it say about our call as disciples?

Sermon by the Reverend Laura H. Jernigan "What is the greatest commandment?" Jesus was asked this question: Listen in as he gives his answer, teaching us about God's law and instructing us how to be holy as God is holy. Hint: It has to do with loving God with all that we are, and loving our neighbors. Find out more in Matthew 22:36-40 and Leviticus 19.

Sermon by the Reverend Anna George Traynham How is God making all things new right now, in 2020? Let's explore that question together and worship God.

Sermon by the Reverend Anna George Traynham Take time to grieve loved ones lost, remember God's eternal promises, and listen for ways that the Spirit is calling us forward. Together, we reflect on God's promises from Revelation, share the sacrament of communion, and gather strength for the journey of faith.

Sermons by Shallowford Youth Celebrate the gifts of our young people as they lead us faithfully in worship. Preachers Ella Floyd, Francesca Mariano, Elizabeth Blass, and Kayla Smith, explore the theme: "They Will Know We Are Christians By Our Love."

Sermon by Nell Herring 1 Thessalonians: Paul writes to a church living in "liminal space," a concept that describes when you leave something behind, yet you are not fully in something else. Like the Thessalonians Christians, we find ourselves in transitional times. Together, we explore Paul's invitation to look for hope and build one another up during times that can be disorienting.

Sermon by the Reverend Anna George Traynham Reign of Christ Sunday, a day set aside to remember that Christ alone reigns as sovereign. We will read Matthew 25:31-46, the parable of the sheep and the goats. What does it mean that the one who is with the "least of these" is the same one who sits on the throne of glory?

Sermon by the Reverend E. Bradley Kibler Reflect on John's call to "witness and testify to the light" and then imagine what that might look like for us in our own lives.

Sermon by the Reverend Anna George Traynham We often think of Joseph as a "background character" in the Christmas drama, but this week he is front-and-center as we read Matthew's version of the story. What might Joseph and his famous dream mean for us today?

Sermon by the Reverend Anna George Traynham Learn from the shepherds. What does it tell us about Jesus that the first people to share in his good news were lowly shepherds?

The gospel of Matthew offers us precious few details about the "wise men from the east." Yet, these mysterious travelers can still guide us to a deeper understanding of the meaning of Christ's birth for our own lives. Together, let's look to the light the wise men saw as we approach Christmas day.

A Christmas Eve meditation with Shallowford Pastors