Morning Worship, 6/14/09

This week's sermon is entitled, "All the Time!" People think they know everything, but only God knows our hearts. The beginning of David's story makes this abundantly clear.



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Morning Worship, 6/7/09

We live in the information age--iPods, video cameras, HD, Google, YouTube, perezhilton.com, PDAs, wikipedia. How do we discern reliable sources from those which are unreliable? In other words, how do we distinguish God's breath from the whispers of people?



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Morning Worship, 5/31/09

Pentecost Sunday. God breathes wind in the valley of dry bones, and they live! Drawing on the ideas of St. Francis of Assisi as we contemplate the church today, we learn that living life is about being constantly attuned to the wind.



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Ascension Sunday!

No, it's not just a Catholic thing...it is a proud part of our tradition, for it symbolizes a time when we (through Christ) are pulled closer into the heart of God. The church and national calendars couldn't coincide more appropriately than they do today, for our men and women in uniform know much about the meaning of Ascension Sunday.

The Mays family sings an amazing prelude after the announcement. Listen, and enjoy!

BREAKING NEWS

The kids kidnapped our Pastor and sent this ransom video. They need financial help to attend Bluestone Camp this summer and are holding him until they receive the necessary funds. If you can help us get our Pastor back by contributing, please do so!

RPC Seeks Sexton

After years of good and faithful service, Connie Stone resigned as Sexton to spend time taking care of herself and her husband. The Session extends deep gratitude to Connie for her hard work and is now moving towards filling the position. Angie Jackson has been hired on a temporary basis while we conduct an open and full job search. If you or someone you know wants to apply, please send us an email or call the RPC office.

Morning Worship, 5/3/09

We've heard it one thousand times: Jesus is the Good Shepherd. But what does that mean? Relying on the John 10 in addition to local stories and international reporting on shepherds, Stephen unpacks the metaphor.



If we want to live, we follow the shepherd.