In this world, you’re not going to be liked for one reason or another. In fact, you might even be hated. We talk sometimes about what we’d like to be
February 8, 2026
In this world, you’re not going to be liked for one reason or another. In fact, you might even be hated. We talk sometimes about what we’d like to be
Pastor Chris was back in the Chapter House with Robert Brown to talk about several passages of Scripture– and they all had (at least in Pastor Chris’ mind) some things
This Sunday morning teaching happened in an atypical, even experimental form— a sermon in dramatic dialogue. In a kind of homage to the quirky, 1981 film, My Dinner with André,
A life- and soul-altering event accounts for Psalm 27. A profound and intimate experience of God has driven David to this conclusion: “With a Friend like this, I need fear
The word “epiphany” has at least two words, also appearing in Scripture, with related meanings: “advent” and “apocalypse.” In this sermon, Pastor Chris led the congregation in a look at
Rev. Robert Brown was in the Chapter House to discuss epiphanies, an especially appropriate topic in this present Season of Epiphany. He and Pastor Chris took a look at three
We can’t possibly realize how wide the gulf was between Jews and Gentiles until Jesus came along. But that wasn’t the way it was supposed to be. God had intended
The Word made flesh. On this second Sunday of Christmastide, Rev. Robert Brown shared from the prologue to John’s Gospel, one of the most magisterial and theologically rich passages in
How does a godly man respond to dreadful circumstances? We should look at Joseph. You’d be hard pressed to come up with a godly man who had more dreadful circumstances
We just don’t know much about Joseph. Although that’s not really a good reason for him getting less time in the Christmas carol collection than the shepherds or wise men.
John the Baptist had heralded Jesus as the Lamb of God, the Coming One, and the Messiah. John had pointed to the Advent of the Christ. But in our reading
Can people, places, and things point to Jesus– even non-Christian people, places, and things? Paul tells us that all of nature does that in Romans 1:20. But what about myths