The biggest Humble Brag Ever - Nov. 09, 2025 - Pastor Jim - Sermon
Sermon from First-Plymouth Church's Podcast
Did you miss the sermon from the weekend or care to share it with a friend? Listen to weekly sermons from First-Plymouth and F-P East in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Latest episodes
Newest first, with the full archive available as you browse deeper into the channel.
Sermon from First-Plymouth Church's Podcast
This week, the Church traditionally celebrates All Saints—a day to remember those who have died. In many cultures, this is a moment of deep reverence and remembrance, a time to recognize the ways our ancestors are still “with us.” This Sunday, Pasto
We rush through our lives, often unaware that a higher state of being is available to us—a state of peace, calm, and deep connection with all life. The radical message of the Apostle Paul is that this way of being becomes possible when we simply accept
Jacob’s life was a wild rollercoaster filled with many ups and downs, twists, and turns. At a crucial point, he finds himself by the River Jabbok, where he wrestles with an angel all night long. After this struggle, his chaotic life begins to settle int
There is so much evil in the world, and we often feel powerless against it. This week, Pastor JC invites us into an ancient story where the disciples also felt powerless in the face of evil. Jesus offers a way to approach moments like this—an invitation
We often talk about faith in God, but rarely about the faith of God. Our God has faith in us and remains steadfast. Dr. Keck will explore the faith of God, the difference between faith and belief, and the hiddenness of God. Through all the mistakes and mi
This week, Dr. Keck will unpack one of the most famous lines in scripture: “The love of money is the root of all evil.” The word radical comes from a root meaning “to get to the root of something,” so this line is literally radical. Together, we
So much disorientation, so much pain, suffering, anguish, and so many questions fill our days. It can feel as if God’s song—the redemptive, life-giving, soul-sustaining rhythm—is muted and hard to hear. How are we to sing this song? We are not the f
The central symbol of Christianity is the cross. It is almost unfathomable that a method of execution could become a powerful symbol of love and forgiveness. Yet somehow, the old rugged cross has come to represent a cosmic event that ensures the safe jour
The ancient stories of the Bible reveal a community searching for both their identity and God’s. This week we meet a God who seems to stir up havoc, yet also brings healing. In our own lives, we may feel that God causes the chaos around us—but those f
The ancient stories of the Bible reveal a community searching for both their identity and God’s. This week we meet a God who seems to stir up havoc, yet also brings healing. In our own lives, we may feel that God causes the chaos around us—but those f
Luke 14 is the classic text used to describe the high cost of discipleship. It seems to say that if you truly want to follow Jesus, you must give up everything else. Sure, it sounds rousing to shout, “I’m ALL IN!”—but what does that really mean? A