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Sermon from First-Plymouth Church's Podcast
Along with Easter and Christmas, Epiphany is one of the three oldest, and principal festivals of the Christian church. This day commemorates the first manifestation of Jesus Christ to the Gentiles represented by the Magi. Each of us must personally recapi
Sermon from First-Plymouth Church's Podcast
The second chapter of Luke is our one biblical view into the childhood of Jesus. He is in the temple seeking to learn from his elders and grow in wisdom. Are you actively seeking to grow in wisdom? Or are you only accumulating information? Join Dr. Keck a
Sermon from First-Plymouth Church's Podcast
Is this a Success Story? (If it is, I think I would prefer failure) We live in a "success o holic" culture and the thought of failure terrifies us. Dr. Jim Keck will explore the surprising aspects of the birth of Jesus that might push us to see 'failures"
Sermon from First-Plymouth Church's Podcast
The angels in the Bible often begin their communication by saying "Fear not." It's as if the first duty on the job description of an angel is to calm us down a bit. We will try to listen for the whispers of angels this week at First-Plymouth as we explore
Sermon from First-Plymouth Church's Podcast
Advent begins as the sun sets with a sudden haste and the bleak night's darkness loiters into the next day. In these short, cold days we are asked to hold on with an expectation that God will do a new thing and our true Light will emerge. In the first Adv
Sermon from First-Plymouth Church's Podcast
In 1922, Pope Pious became alarmed at the rising class division and rampant nationalism sweeping the world. Although World War One had ended, there were already storm clouds brewing for future violence. He declared it was time for a "Kingship of Christ" w