Sermon Schedule for October

sunday, october 4, 2026

Re-Membering

Psalm 25:1-10; 1 Corinthians 11:23-26  What does it mean to “remember”? All too often, to remember means little more than “fond recollection.” But what does it mean to “remember” what Christ has done for us when we come to his Table? What does it mean when the Psalms call upon God himself to remember us?

sunday, october 11, 2026

Rejoice in the Lord Always

Philippians 4:2-9  As the Letter to the Philippians begins to come to a close, Paul gives a “charge” to the congregation, a common feature of his letters in the New Testament.

sunday, october 18, 2026

God Will Supply

Philippians 4:10-23  In his closing words to the Philippians, Paul emphasizes to them that the provisions of God for us in life and death are sufficient. He will provide us what we need. Paul weaves this in with the fact that the Philippians, as a part of God’s sure provision, have also supplied him.


sunday, october 25, 2026

reformation sunday

Old and New

Luke 5:33-39  Dr. Taylor will begin a series of sermons taken from the parables of Jesus as recorded in the Gospel of Luke. The first parable in Luke is about whether the old can contain the new: the patch of clothing and the wine and wine skins. Can Jesus fit into the religion or worldview we bring to him?