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 14 2017
I knew the power of song to connect, and I wanted my children, when they thought of being rocked as I sang a lullaby, to hear words of love, and the melody of “Immortal, Invisible God Only Wise.”
Listen ReadMay 07 2017
When we affirm our faith in worship and when we receive the bread and cup of communion, we declare our place at the cutting edge between history and hope.
Listen ReadApril 30 2017
As we gather in worship, each Sunday we confess our sin and we claim the cleansing waters of our baptism.
Listen ReadApril 16 2017
Mary Magdalene and the other Mary knew what to expect as they walked toward the tomb. They had...
Listen ReadApril 02 2017
In the Gospel reading this morning, the first evangelistic mission is recorded. Jesus calls the twelve disciples to him – his closest followers – and confers his authority upon them. The Presbyterian Church defines evangelism as a lifestyle in which a follower of Jesus Christ both shares faith and serves others in need.
Listen ReadMarch 26 2017
Two blind beggars ask all day long every day for enough money to survive, and when Jesus asks them what they want rather than asking for security or riches they ask to see. They want what will transform their lives.
Listen ReadMarch 19 2017
Being rich is not the problem, it is the hold that being rich has on him that is the problem. Having power, is not the problem, it is the hold that having power has on him that is the problem.
Listen ReadFebruary 26 2017
Believers and doubters, I write to you so that you may know that I didn’t always see the depths. I didn’t always understand who Jesus was. Even after we came back down the mountain, I couldn’t see the way led to the cross. I boasted that I would never fall away, but I slept while he was in the Garden that night. I denied him three times while he was with Caiaphas, the high priest. And his words pound in my ears, as they transform me daily: “O man of little faith, why did you doubt?”
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