Sermons from McLean Presbyterian Church

This is the sixth sermon in our series, "Hearing Jesus' Heart For You: The High Priestly Prayer." Jesus' prayer in John 17 is his longest recorded prayer, and it is for us. In this series we will study this prayer, and find Jesus' heart for us - that in him we would find truth, peace, unity, love, joy, changed lives, protection, and renewed hearts to take him into the worl...

This is the sixth sermon in our series, "Hearing Jesus' Heart For You: The High Priestly Prayer." Jesus' prayer in John 17 is his longest recorded prayer, and it is for us. In this series we will study this prayer, and find Jesus' heart for us - that in him we would find truth, peace, unity, love, joy, changed lives, protection, and renewed hearts to take him into the worl...

This is the fifth sermon in our series, "Hearing Jesus' Heart For You: The High Priestly Prayer." Jesus' prayer in John 17 is his longest recorded prayer, and it is for us. In this series we will study this prayer, and find Jesus' heart for us - that in him we would find truth, peace, unity, love, joy, changed lives, protection, and renewed hearts to take him into the worl...

This is the fourth sermon in our series, "Hearing Jesus' Heart For You: The High Priestly Prayer." Jesus' prayer in John 17 is his longest recorded prayer, and it is for us. In this series we will study this prayer, and find Jesus' heart for us - that in him we would find truth, peace, unity, love, joy, changed lives, protection, and renewed hearts to take him into the wor...

This is the third sermon in our series, "Hearing Jesus' Heart For You: The High Priestly Prayer." Jesus' prayer in John 17 is his longest recorded prayer, and it is for us. In this series we will study this prayer, and find Jesus' heart for us - that in him we would find truth, peace, unity, love, joy, changed lives, protection, and renewed hearts to take him into the worl...

This is the second sermon in our series, "Hearing Jesus' Heart For You: The High Priestly Prayer." Jesus' prayer in John 17 is his longest recorded prayer, and it is for us. In this series we will study this prayer, and find Jesus' heart for us - that in him we would find truth, peace, unity, love, joy, changed lives, protection, and renewed hearts to take him into the wor...

This is the first sermon in our series, "Hearing Jesus' Heart For You: The High Priestly Prayer." Jesus' prayer in John 17 is his longest recorded prayer, and it is for us. In this series we will study this prayer, and find Jesus' heart for us - that in him we would find truth, peace, unity, love, joy, changed lives, protection, and renewed hearts to take him into the worl...

This is the first sermon in our series, "Hearing Jesus' Heart For You: The High Priestly Prayer." Jesus' prayer in John 17 is his longest recorded prayer, and it is for us. In this series we will study this prayer, and find Jesus' heart for us - that in him we would find truth, peace, unity, love, joy, changed lives, protection, and renewed hearts to take him into the worl...

This is a standalone sermon preached by guest preacher Paul Jeon. The scripture reference for this sermon was Ephesians 4:17-28.

This is the final sermon in our series, "The Gospel in the Life of Esther." In the story of Esther God is not mentioned, but his abundant grace and tender care for his people is written in every line. Join us as we learn to see God’s hand even when he seems most absent. The scripture reference is Esther 9:20-10:3.

This is the final sermon in our series, "The Gospel in the Life of Esther." In the story of Esther God is not mentioned, but his abundant grace and tender care for his people is written in every line. Join us as we learn to see God’s hand even when he seems most absent. The scripture reference is Esther 9:20-10:3. This sermon was preached at our Fairfax site.

This is the sixth sermon in our series, "The Gospel in the Life of Esther." In the story of Esther God is not mentioned, but his abundant grace and tender care for his people is written in every line. Join us as we learn to see God’s hand even when he seems most absent. The scripture reference is Esther 8:1-9:19.

This is the fifth sermon in our series, "The Gospel in the Life of Esther." In the story of Esther God is not mentioned, but his abundant grace and tender care for his people is written in every line. Join us as we learn to see God’s hand even when he seems most absent. The scripture reference is Esther 6:1.

This is the fourth sermon in our series, "The Gospel in the Life of Esther." In the story of Esther God is not mentioned, but his abundant grace and tender care for his people is written in every line. Join us as we learn to see God’s hand even when he seems most absent. The scripture reference is Esther 4:1-17.

This is the third sermon in our series, "The Gospel in the Life of Esther." In the story of Esther God is not mentioned, but his abundant grace and tender care for his people is written in every line. Join us as we learn to see God’s hand even when he seems most absent. The scripture reference is Esther 2:19-3:15

This is the second sermon in our series, "The Gospel in the Life of Esther." In the story of Esther God is not mentioned, but his abundant grace and tender care for his people is written in every line. Join us as we learn to see God’s hand even when he seems most absent. The scripture reference is Esther 2:1-18.

This is the first sermon in our series, "The Gospel in the Life of Esther." In the story of Esther God is not mentioned, but his abundant grace and tender care for his people is written in every line. Join us as we learn to see God’s hand even when he seems most absent. The scripture reference is Esther 1:1-22.

The scripture references for this sermon were Isaiah 62:1-5 and Revelation 21:1-5. This sermon was preached by guest preacher Rev. Dr. Irwyn Ince.

The scripture reference for this sermon was John 12:20-26.

This is the final sermon in our series "Grace Says Go." Who Jesus is has implications for what we do. Having focused on who Jesus is, in this series we turn to some of the practical implications his grace has for us and our church as we worship, participate in community, and engage in missions. The scripture reference for this sermon was Matthew 5:21-26.

This is the third sermon in our series "Grace Says Go." Who Jesus is has implications for what we do. Having focused on who Jesus is, in this series we turn to some of the practical implications his grace has for us and our church as we worship, participate in community, and engage in missions. The scripture reference for this sermon was Luke 14:12-24.

This is the second sermon in our series "Grace Says Go." Who Jesus is has implications for what we do. Having focused on who Jesus is, in this series we turn to some of the practical implications his grace has for us and our church as we worship, participate in community, and engage in missions. The scripture reference for this sermon was Matthew 6:5-15.

This is the first sermon in our series "Grace Says Go." Who Jesus is has implications for what we do. Having focused on who Jesus is, in this series we turn to some of the practical implications his grace has for us and our church as we worship, participate in community, and engage in missions. The scripture reference for this sermon was Matthew 28:16-20.

This is the seventh and final sermon in our "I Am" series. In this sermon series we will find comfort and purpose in who Jesus is. We will look at Jesus’ seven “I Am” statements in John’s gospel, and from those descriptions, we will learn that he alone is our comfort, provision, and defender. The scripture reference for this sermon was John 15:1-5.

This is the sixth sermon in our "I Am" series. In this sermon series we will find comfort and purpose in who Jesus is. We will look at Jesus’ seven “I Am” statements in John’s gospel, and from those descriptions, we will learn that he alone is our comfort, provision, and defender. The scripture reference for this sermon was John 14:1-11.