Sermons

Explore Messages from past services

Feel free to peruse this collection of sermons given by Rev. Rebecca Luter and visiting pastors and preachers at Farmington Presbyterian.  Have a favorite message or want to hear one again?  Missed a Sunday?  Or maybe you simply want to know more about us.  Listen, download, read, and share freely.

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November 09 2025

Cleaning Under the Rug

Psalm 32 is teaches us that abundant life, the life of delight that God wants for everyone, is marked by honest confession.

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November 02 2025

Enlightened Heart-Eyes

Paul prays for the church to have "the eyes of your heart enlightened” so that, seeing and knowing what those who have died to eternal life know – life with no hunger or thirst or scorching work or mourning or crying or pain – we might understand that is the hope God has for us to accomplish on earth.

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October 26 2025

Grace Alone

It just takes openness to receive grace.

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October 19 2025

Justice Defined: Reverence for God, Respect for People

Justice is done by those who have reverence for God and respect for people, and God promises a day is coming when justice will flow like a churning, roaring river. Do we have faith in God's promise? Will we be part of the current?

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October 05 2025

The Work of Forgiveness

Jesus teaches about 3 ways we relate to sin. There’s the sin you commit, the sin you aid and abet, and the sin against you.

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September 28 2025

Waving Through a Window

“You people let everyone else know that you’re in the right – but God knows your hearts!” - Jesus Then he told them a parable about a rich man who refused to see or acknowledge a man who was at his gate.

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September 21 2025

The Necessity of Weeping

God gives Amos a vision that taking advantage of the least leads to a lack of structural integrity for a nation. It was as the nation began to turn on itself, as the rich began exterminating the poor that the country weakened to the point that Assyria was able to invade and conquer them. By the time of Jeremiah, Israel has been a battlefield for 150 years and her people have been taken into exile as slaves in Babylon. God’s people thought it wouldn’t, that it couldn’t, that God wouldn’t let it. “My joy is gone,” God mourns, “grief is upon me, my heart is sick.” Then God asks “Why? Why do they not seek the healing I provide?"

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September 16 2025

We Belong to God

We belong to God, and so do "they"….all of the "they"'s. God loves us, and "them"…all of "them". God wants more than anything for us all to be seated at the table and is frantically searching for each and every one who is not.

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September 07 2025

A Stern Warning

The prophet Jeremiah spoke God's promise, "For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.” What did his prophecies mean then? What do they say to us now?

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