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.
May 22 2022
It is in those times that we are weak, that we are not able to pray for ourselves, that we need someone else to pray for us.
Listen ReadMay 15 2022
What you believe must impact how you live, or you don’t really believe.
Listen ReadMay 08 2022
The letter of James offers us a mirror to see ourselves and see the reflection of the upside down, Kingdom-way that Jesus taught. The first chapter really contains 3 sermons: When bad things happen, what are we supposed to believe? What is wrong with being wealthy? How can you know if someone is really a Christian?
Listen ReadApril 25 2022
The road to Emmaus is a road we have all been on. It is the road the road of despair. It is the road of diagnosis and treatment. When the doctor has given you the news, and it is not good. It is the road of losing everything. It is the road of refugees, the road of shattered dreams, the road of tragedy... and on that road we try to figure out what just happened and why. It is a road we take because we can’t stay where we are, but we can’t look up to see where we are going, either.
Listen ReadApril 17 2022
If you are the Messiah, and you have the power? Why allow suffering?
Listen ReadApril 03 2022
And then Jesus uses the same words that we hear in the Upper Room, the same words that we remember at this Table, Jesus took bread, he blessed it and broke it, and he gave it to them.
Listen ReadMarch 28 2022
And the way to bring about transformation, Jesus shows us, is not to shun or shame. It is not to call out sins and sinners. It is not to confront or condemn. It is to feast, to sit down and enjoy dinner together.
Listen ReadMarch 06 2022
We most often experience evil as a hissing whisper of permission in our thoughts, nagging that it really is "OK just this once" to give in to what is tempting us. And when we yield to it, we sin.
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