UPC Sunday Sermons

The author of the Fourth Gospel is never explicitly named in the text. Compare John 21:20 with John 21:24. What did the author of this book call himself? See also 13:23; 19:26; 20:2; 21:7. Church tradition from as early as 200 a.d., identifies the author as the apostle John, one of the Twelve. What can you discover about John from the following texts? Matthew 4:21–22; Matthew 27:55–56 compared wit...

The author of the Fourth Gospel is never explicitly named in the text. Compare John 21:20 with John 21:24. What did the author of this book call himself? See also 13:23; 19:26; 20:2; 21:7. Church tradition from as early as 200 a.d., identifies the author as the apostle John, one of the Twelve. What can you discover about John from the following texts? Matthew 4:21–22; Matthew 27:55–56 compared wit...

We’ll examine how Jesus loves, and how this enables us to partner with fellow followers in mission.

We’ll examine how Jesus loves, and how this enables us to partner with fellow followers in mission.

We’ll examine how Jesus loves, and how this enables us to partner with fellow followers in mission.

We’ll examine how Jesus empowers, and how this enables us to trust the power of the Holy Spirit.

We’ll examine how Jesus empowers, and how this enables us to trust the power of the Holy Spirit.

We’ll examine how Jesus empowers, and how this enables us to trust the power of the Holy Spirit.

This week we’ll talk about how Jesus restores justice, and our role as witnesses.

This week we’ll talk about how Jesus restores justice, and our role as witnesses.

This week we’ll talk about how Jesus restores justice, and our role as witnesses.

This week we’ll talk about how Jesus rose from the dead, and how this can lead us to trust God and not be fearful.

This week we’ll talk about how Jesus rose from the dead, and how this can lead us to trust God and not be fearful.

This week we’ll talk about how Jesus rose from the dead, and how this can lead us to trust God and not be fearful.

This week we focus on Christ’s overcoming death, and how he can help each of us resist the power of death and darkness.

This week we focus on Christ’s overcoming death, and how he can help each of us resist the power of death and darkness.

This week we focus on Christ’s overcoming death, and how he can help each of us resist the power of death and darkness.

Weekly sermons from University Presbyterian Church in Seattle. Biblical teaching centered on Jesus Christ, Scripture, faith, discipleship, spiritual growth, worship, and Christian living.

Weekly sermons from University Presbyterian Church in Seattle. Biblical teaching centered on Jesus Christ, Scripture, faith, discipleship, spiritual growth, worship, and Christian living.

Weekly sermons from University Presbyterian Church in Seattle. Biblical teaching centered on Jesus Christ, Scripture, faith, discipleship, spiritual growth, worship, and Christian living.

This week we focus on God as “maker of heaven and earth” and what it means to worship him and put him first.

This week we focus on God as “maker of heaven and earth” and what it means to worship him and put him first.

This week we focus on God as “maker of heaven and earth” and what it means to worship him and put him first.

There’s hope for you. And because of you, there’s hope for the rest of us. Jesus sends you as a sign and an agent of God’s kingdom. How does this happen? He told the twelve disciples that they would do the same things he did, only greater (John 14:12). This would be crazy to consider if Jesus didn’t have an idea for how someone like you or me or one of the twelve could become someone like him, but...

There’s hope for you. And because of you, there’s hope for the rest of us. Jesus sends you as a sign and an agent of God’s kingdom. How does this happen? He told the twelve disciples that they would do the same things he did, only greater (John 14:12). This would be crazy to consider if Jesus didn’t have an idea for how someone like you or me or one of the twelve could become someone like him, but...