The Advent of Joy
A sermon by R.J. March from the third Sunday of Advent.
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Longing and Hope
A sermon by Rev. Kara Nichols Barrett for the Second Sunday in Advent.
'Watch!'
A sermon by R.J. March on the first Sunday in Advent on Mark 13:24-37.
What time is it?
A sermon on James 4:13-5:6 by R.J. March on Sunday November 19, 2023 in an ongoing exploration of how, in God's hands, even some of our most intense experiences of pressure are occasions for the most profound beauty.
World Wise yet Innocent
A sermon by R.J. March given on Sunday, November 11, 2023, on James 3:13-4:12 in an ongoing exploration of how, in God's hands, even some of our most intense experiences of pressure are occasions for the most profound beauty.
Wisdom: Healing Words
A sermon by R.J. March from November 5, 2023 on James 3:1-12 in our ongoing series in James exploring how, in God's hands, even some of our most intense experiences of pressure are occasions for the most profound beauty. Learn more at allsoulsseattle.org.
The Word Implanted
A sermon on James 2:14-26 by Kara Nichols Barrett in an ongoing exploration of how, in God's hands, even some of our most intense experiences of pressure are occasions for the most profound beauty.
Wisdom: Judgement with Mercy
A sermon by R.J. March on James 1:27-2:13 as we explore how, in God's hands, even some of our most intense experiences of pressure are occasions for the most profound beauty.
Faith under Pressure
Kara Nichols Barrett preaches on James 1:1-18 in our new series on James: an exploration of how, in God's hands, even some of our most intense experiences of pressure are occasions for the most profound beauty.
Hosted by God
This sermon by R.J. March from Sunday October 1, 2023 is on Luke 14:15-24 and explores how we are invited by God to experience and extend the hospitality of Jesus Christ. This is the last in a three-part series entitled 'Who are we becoming?' exploring three words that have for many years been sign posts to describe who God is to us as a community and who we hope we are becoming as a community in communion with God— gracious, present, and hospitable.