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.
February 27 2022
There are two main things to remember when someone is grieving...
Listen ReadFebruary 20 2022
Agape is the love that Jesus modeled. It is the love that inclines toward everyone.
Listen ReadFebruary 14 2022
Our primary identity is not determined by our last name, or our family, or our profession, our nationality, our politics, or our social status; our primary identity is our baptism.
Listen ReadFebruary 06 2022
What matters is how you receive Communion, not what substance you receive.
Listen ReadJanuary 30 2022
In Christ we are free to do anything, but not everything is beneficial.
Listen ReadJanuary 24 2022
What brothers or sisters do you divide yourself from because of their doctrine or their theology or their politics or their stance on social issues? If you follow Jesus, and they follow Jesus, are they not your brother or sister? How could they not be? I invite you to begin to pray this question, “Is Christ divided?” How are you called to live in unity with others without demanding uniformity?
Listen ReadJanuary 02 2022
The Creator of all that is chose to become one of us, to have our limitations, to experience our joys and our sorrows, to feel our pain, so we could see how much we are loved.
Listen ReadDecember 05 2021
The peace that wrapped the world was the peace of serenity, as Mary and Joseph didn’t know what the next day would bring, but they knew that God was with them. The peace that wrapped the world was the peace of knowing, the peace of faith that is sure that the powers of this world do not have the last word. The peace of faith that is confident that God is at work in this world and that justice will be done. The peace of faith that believes God uses us to change the world.
Listen ReadNovember 28 2021
Jesus is not giving his disciples a puzzle to solve about the end times. He is teaching them, and us, that bad things are going to happen. Some of them will happen to us, but we will not face them alone. The One who is our redemption draws near in the midst of the chaos of this life, wrapping us in hope.
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