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 28 2016
What does Jesus say about why bad things happen to good people?
Listen ReadFebruary 22 2016
There are two ways to live, Paul is telling us. We can be our own heroes, rely on our own power, set our minds on earthly things. Or we can look to Jesus, and rely on his power, set our minds on heavenly things. But we can’t be our own heroes and rely on Jesus’ power at the same time. When we are vulnerable, when we stand at our weakest place, Jesus meets us there.
Listen ReadFebruary 16 2016
Jesus was tempted. Adam and Eve were tempted. Humans are tempted. We are human. We are tempted. But when that tempting happens, we have an example to follow.
Listen ReadFebruary 08 2016
Like Moses and Elijah and Jesus went to the mountaintop, we come to this Table seeking God. But the purpose isn’t to have a mountaintop moment, to experience God here in this moment. The purpose is to meet God here and to be equipped to carry out God’s purposes for our lives back down the mountain.
Listen ReadJanuary 31 2016
Love is essential for any healthy relationship. And there is no "warm fuzzy" in the behaviors that are the more excellent way that Paul describes.
Listen ReadJanuary 24 2016
Today this Scripture is fulfilled when you and I stand beside one of THEM as one of US - a brother, a sister - and say “Here I am.”
Listen ReadJanuary 17 2016
What do you do, that when someone thanks you for doing it, you respond, “Anytime” and you mean it. You might find your giftedness here. Our place of ministry builds on our strengths.
Listen ReadJanuary 11 2016
Baptism is the beginning of a relationship in which we are claimed and called throughout our lives.
Listen ReadJanuary 03 2016
Ephiphany comes from Greek and means “reveal.” The Holy Spirit revealed Jesus as the Messiah to specific people, but it wasn’t just their hopes and expectations that were fulfilled, it was the hopes and expectations of all the years, of all the world. And it was ours, too.
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