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Gospel Reading: Matthew 10:40-42.
This Morning, we welcome The Rev. Steve Falci as our Guest Preacher. The Rev. Falci is the Pastor at Christ Episcopal Church, of Portsmouth NH.
Gospel Reading: John 20:19-23
Today, Pastor Dave Yasenka of Holy Trinity & Pastor Steve Falci of Christ Episcopal sit down for a Dialogue Sermon.
Gospel Reading: John 13: 1-17, 31b-35
This evening, our preacher is The Rev. Steve Falci, Pastor for Christ Episcopal Church in Portsmouth.
Gospel Reading: John 4:1-42.
Due to the length of the Gospel Reading, Pastor Corgan has chosen to read verses 1-19, 25-26 aloud. You are welcome to read the full Gospel text on your own.
Gospel Reading: Matthew 6:1-6, 16-21
Today, we welcome Rev. Steve Falci of Christ Episcopal Church, who leads one of our sister congregations in Portsmouth.
Gospel Reading: Matthew 4:12-23
This morning, we are joined by Rev. Mark Lingle, Associate to the Bishop, for our Sermon.
Gospel Reading: Luke 2:1-14
At our late Candlelight Service, we welcome our guest preacher, Rev. Michelle Bonner.
Gospel Reading: John 1:1-5, 9-14.
This evening, we are joined by Rev. Dr. George Koch for our Family Service!
Gospel Reading: Matthew 24:36-44.
This morning, we welcome Pastor David Yasenka, who will serve as one of our Interim Pastors, alternating months with Pastor John Corgan.
Gospel Reading: Luke 16:1-13.
Today, we welcome Rev. Mark Lingle to guest preach. Rev. Lingle is the Associate to the Bishop at the ELCA.
Gospel Reading: Luke 12:49-56
Today, we welcome back Rev. Chip Robinson as our Supply Pastor. Chip will continue to preside every Sunday until Pastor Luther returns in mid-September.
Gospel Reading: Luke 12:32-40.
On this beautiful sunny day, we are welcomed by special guest Rev. Ed Voosen as our Supply Pastor.
Gospel Reading: Luke 12:13-21
This Sunday, we are joined once again by Rev. Dr. George Koch.
Today, we are joined by Rev. Chip Robinson as our Supply Pastor for July (and part of August). Rev. Chip previously served our congregation on Easter Sunday of this year.
Gospel Reading: Luke 10:1-11, 16-20
Gospel Reading: John 16:12-15.
We apologize for not having a Sermon posted last Sunday, June 8. Due to a sound board error, we were unable to record any audio on that Sunday.
Gospel Reading: John 17: 20-26
Today, we are joined by Rev. Dr. George Koch, who served as our Interim Pastor for a few years. Rev. Dr. Koch will be our Supply Pastor for the month of June.
On this wonderful Easter morning, we are joined by Rev. Chip Robinson as our guest preacher.
Gospel Reading: John 20:1-18
Pastor Luther begins this service with a quick mini-sermon about the Palm Sunday and the beginning of Holy Week. Afterwards, four of our members reenact a reading of The Passion according to Luke 23:1-49.
Gospel Reading: Luke 13:31-35
Today, we welcome Rev. Brad Wolff back to Holy Trinity, who has served our congregation many times in the past, while Pastor Luther takes a much-deserved vacation.
Gospel Reading: Luke 6:17-26
For the second Sunday in a row, we were forced to move to an Online Service because of a snowstorm.
Gospel Reading: Luke 5:1-11.
Due to the weekend snowstorm, we moved our service to Zoom. Please excuse the quality of the audio.
Please enjoy a special mid-week sermon from Pastor Luther Zeigler as we celebrate all that we are thankful for.
Gospel Reading: Mark 10:17-31
Today we Welcome Rev. Dr. Nancy Wright as our Guest Preacher. Rev. Dr. Wright is the Pastor for Creation Care for the New England Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
Gospel Reading: Mark 9:30-37.
We've decided to include Pastor's Children's Sermon at the beginning of this week's podcast because it was too good not to share, and he ties in it with his Sermon. Hope you enjoy!
Gospel Reading: Mark 7:1-8, 14-15, 21-23.
Today is Rev. Donald Larsen's last Sunday with Holy Trinity as our Summer Interim Pastor. We are truly thankful and lucky to have had him serve consistently during the summer.
Gospel Reading: Mark 2:23 -- 3:6.
Today we welcome back Rev. Donald Larsen, to serve our congregation for worship every Sunday until September, while Rev. Zeigler is away for the summer.
Gospel Reading: John 3:1-17.
This week is the last Sunday for Rev. Luther Zeigler, before he returns to serve his summer congregation in Mass. Beginning next Sunday, June 2, and until mid-September, we will be joined by our interim summer Pastor: Rev. Donald Larsen. This will be the second summer that Rev. Larsen has served our congregation as our summer interim, and we are excited to have him return!
On this glorious Easter morning, we are joined by Rev. Donald Larsen, who served our congregation last summer and will serve us again this coming summer. Make sure to listen to very end of his sermon, for a funny impromptu moment.
Gospel Reading: Mark 16:1-8
Readings: Isaiah 60:1-6; Psalm 72:1-7, 10-14; Matthew 2:1-12.
This week, we were forced to close on Sunday due to a snow-storm, and we held our service online over Zoom. Instead of a traditional sermon, Pastor Luther read three readings from the lectionary and gave a mini-sermon after each of these readings.
Gospel Reading: John 15:9-16
Please welcome Rev. Dr. Richard M. Simpson, Canon to the Ordinary, Episcopal Diocese of Western Massachusetts, as our guest preacher for this service.
Gospel Reading: Matthew 18:21-35.
Pastor Luther Zeigler has returned to our congregation this Sunday, for the first time as our called Pastor.
Gospel Reading: Matthew 18:15-20.
We welcome back Rev. Mueller to the pulpit to serve as our Supply Pastor.
Gospel Reading: Matthew 16:21-28.
We are joined by Rev. Raphaela Mueller as our Supply Pastor this morning. We are so thankful to have her return to our congregation to serve, as we wait for Pastor Luther to come back on the 17th.
Gospel Reading: Matthew 14:13-21.
This Sunday Morning, we welcome Rev. Pamela Brouker, Chaplain at York Hospital, to serve as our Supply Pastor while Rev. Larsen is away.
Gospel Reading: Matthew 13:31-33, 44-52.
Today, we welcome Rev. Raphaela Mueller to our congregation, while Pastor Larsen is away on vacation. Rev. Mueller is a newly ordained minister to the ELCA.
Gospel Reading: Matthew 9:35 -- 10:8.
We apologize for the audio issues in this podcast.
Gospel Reading: John 10:1-10.
Pastor Luther Zeigler returns to preside for a special Sunday service, in anticipation for us to call him as our new Pastor beginning this fall. In a unanimous vote, Pastor Luther has been called as our new Pastor!
Gospel Reading: John 20:1-18
On this beautiful Easter Sunday morning, we welcome back Rev. Don Larsen, who begins our time with us as our summer interim pastor.
Gospel Reading: John 18:24 -- 19:37
We welcome back Chaplain Pam Brouker of York Hospital, as our supply Pastor, for our Good Friday service.
Gospel Reading: John 13:1-17, 31b-35.
On this Maundy Thursday evening, we welcome Chaplain Pam Brouker of York Hospital, as our supply Pastor.
Gospel Reading: Luke 2:1-14.
On Christmas Eve, we welcome back Rev. Brad Wolff to our congregation to serve as our Supply Pastor, while Pastor Luther is away.
Gospel Reading: Luke 12:32-40
Today we welcome Rev. Donald Larsen as our Supply Pastor.
Gospel Reading: Luke 12:32-40.
This Sunday, we welcome Jo Whiting and Russ Hilliard back from Tanzania. During our ministry minute, they will discuss their trip, as well as ways to help support our sister congregation in Isimani.
Gospel Reading: Luke 11:1-13
Today we welcome Sudie Blanchard to our congregation, who will be doing our Temple Talk after the Gospel Reading. Sudie recently retired from a 50 year career as a librarian—most recently in York, Maine, where she served at York Public Library. She has served as Deacon at St. George’s Episcopal Church in York Harbor, Maine since her ordination in 2006. She began the chaplaincy program at York Hospital in 2011 and served there as chaplain for five years, retiring in 2016.
Gospel Reading: Luke 10:38-42
This week, we hear from several of the School of Lay Ministry graduates within our congregation.
For more information about the School of Lay Ministry, please visit: https://www.elca.org/Our-Work/Leadership/Lay-Schools-for-Ministry
Gospel Reading: Luke 10:1-11, 16-20
This Sunday, we welcome Rev. Ed Voosen to our congregation to serve as our Supply Pastor. Pastor Voosen was here in the 1980’s for the installation of then-Pastor, Rev. Frank Hanrahan. He served for 21 years as the Secretary of the New England Synod – an elected position he held from 1987 to 2008 when he retired from the office.
Gospel Reading: Luke 9:51-62
This week, we welcome back Rev. Dave Snyder as our Pastor. Rev. Snyder served as our congregation's Pastor beginning in 1989 until the mid-1990's.
Gospel Reading: Luke 8:26-39
Instead of the usual sermon, Ade Monareh speaks about our sister congregation: Imanuel Indonesian Lutheran Church". From how her family arrived to New Hampshire from Indonesia, to it's inception almost 20 years ago, to several touching stories about our Indonesian brothers and sisters, listen to Ade talk about her amazing journey.
Gospel Reading: John 17:20-26
Instead of our typical sermon, we hear from Jill Schock, about the School of Lay Ministry. For more information, please visit: https://nelutherans.org/faithinaction/schooloflayministry
Gospel Reading: John 13:31-35
This Sunday, we said Goodbye to Pastor Luther, as he is returning to his seasonal congregation for the summer. We hope to see him again in the fall! Over the summer, we will have several guest preachers, some familiar to our congregation and some new faces with a fresh perspective. We also plan on having a few of our congregation members speak about a specific ministry in place of a sermon.
Gospel Reading: Luke 24:1-12
On this joyous Easter Sunday, we welcome former interim Pastor of Holy Trinity, Rev. Dr. George Koch.
Gospel Reading: John 12:1-8
This week, we welcome Rev. Bill Barter, associate to the Bishop, to our congregation as our Guest Preacher.
Gospel Reading: Luke 15:1-3, 11b-32
Our audio was cut during the reading of the Gospel, and we aren't able to record Pastor Luther during that time. We do have the full sermon from March 27. You are welcome to find our Gospel Reading elsewhere and read it before listening to the sermon.
Gospel Reading: Luke 13:31-35
This Sunday, we welcome Rev. Dr. George Koch to our congregation, while Pastor Luther is away on vacation.
Due to an audio glitch, we weren't able to record the Gospel Reading. Only the sermon is in this week's podcast. If you would like to read today's Gospel, the reading is Luke 9:28-43a.
Gospel Reading: John 1:1-18.
From now until mid-May, we will be joined by Rev. Luther Zeigler every Sunday morning during Worship.
Gospel Reading: Luke 2:41-52
This morning, we welcome back Rev. Dr. George Koch.
Beginning next week, we will be joined in worship for the first time with our new Interim Pastor, who will be here every Sunday from now until mid-May.
Readings: Isaiah 9:2-7, Titus 2:11-14, Luke 2:1-7, and Luke 2:8-14.
For our Christmas Eve worship service, we welcome Rev. Brad Wolff to our congregation. We've included two sermons in this podcast: the 4:00 PM Family Service (0:00) and the 8:00 Candlelight Sermon (10:58).
Gospel Reading: Luke 1:39-55.
Today, we welcome Pastor Steve Wilco as our Supply Pastor. Rev. Wilco is the Associate to the Bishop in the New England Synod, and working with our Transition Team to help us find a new Pastor.
Gospel Reading: Luke 3:7-18
This week, we are joined once again by Rev. Dr. George Koch as our Supply Pastor.
Gospel Reading: Luke 3:1-6
This Sunday, we welcome Rev. Amanda Gerkin-Nelson as our Supply Pastor. Pastor Amanda currently serves as the Executive Director for Extraordinary Lutheran Ministries. She had been one of our Supply Pastors in the past, and hosted a Reconciling in Christ forum with us back in January 2020. Please visit elm.org for more information about Extraordinary Lutheran Ministries.
We've included at the beginning of the Podcast our Children's sermon, as we think everyone would enjoy hearing about the origins of the Advent Wreath.
Gospel Reading: Luke 21:25-36
This morning, we welcome Rev. Dr. George Koch as this week's supply Pastor. Rev. Dr. Koch was Holy Trinity's interim Pastor from late 2015 to early 2018.
Gospel Reading: Luke 12:32-34.
Today, we welcome Rev. John Corgan as our Supply Pastor.
Gospel Reading: Mark 13:1-8. We've included at the end of Pastor Tim's Sermon, a short message from him about our Sending Hymn "God Be With You Till We Meet Again", and his final goodbyes to our Congregation. Pastor Tim has left Holy Trinity to take a position with Lutheran World Relief.
Reading: Mark 10:35-45
Today, we welcome Pastor Kit Wang to our worship service as our guest preacher, while Pastor Tim is away on vacation.
Due to an audio glitch in our recording, we were able to record the Gospel Reading. Today's Gospel Reading is John 4:4-26.
Today we welcome back Pastor John Corgan as our supply Pastor, while Pastor Tim is away for the weekend.
Today we welcome Pastor John Corgan as our Supply Pastor, while Pastor Tim is on Vacation.
Fourth Sunday of Lent. Gospel Reading: John 3:14-21
17th Sunday after Pentecost. Gospel Reading: Matthew 21:23-32
At the 12:54 mark, we lost one minute of audio due to a glitch, and we did not notice until the original video was deleted. We've included the full sermon, with the one minute of silence trimmed out for time. We apologize for the gap in the transition between his point on Bruce Metzger, to the Hymn, "Jesus Loves Me"
14th Sunday after Pentecost. This week's readings are Romans 13:8-14 and Matthew 18:15-20
Fourteenth Sunday after Pentecost. This weeks readings are Romans 12:9-21, and Matthew 16:21-28.
Tenth Sunday after Pentecost. Gospel Reading: Matthew 14:22-33
This week, we are joined by Pastor John Corgan as our guest preacher.
Ninth Sunday after Pentecost. Gospel Reading: Matthew 14:13-21.
This week, we welcome Rev. Amanda Gerkin-Nelson our our guest preacher, while Pastor Tim is away on vacation. Rev. Amanda is the current Executive Director of Extraordinary Lutheran Ministries, an organization who’s mission statement “believes the public witness of gender and sexual minority ministers transforms the church and enriches the world.” For more information on Extraordinary Lutheran Ministries, please visit www.elm.org
Day of Pentecost Sermon. Gospel Reading: John 20:19-23
Here is my sermon from this Pentecost Sunday on Race and Racism. I offer no answers, nor do I try to explain how other people feel. I only try to understand and name the racism within myself and ask for forgiveness.
Sixth Sunday of Easter. Gospel Reading: John 14:15-21
During the sermon, Pastor Tim played three well-known songs on Zoom during Online Worship. Due to copyright restrictions, we cannot play them in the podcast, and they were edited out. These songs are "Let it Be" by The Beatles, "Numb" by Linkin Park, and "What a Wonderful World" by Louis Armstrong. If you wish to listen to these songs yourself, they are available on your favorite streaming service.
n today's sermon, Pastor Tim is joined by Pastor Nathan Hall of Nativity Lutheran in North Conway, NH. It is Palm Sunday and in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic that we are all in the middle of, they speculate on where we have had misplaced expectations in the same way the people had misplaced expectations of Jesus when he entered Jerusalem. As always, thanks for listening.
Fifth Sunday in Lent Sermon. Gospel Reading: John 11:1-45
In today’s sermon, which focuses on the raising of Lazarus, Pastor Tim talks about having empathy for what other people are experiencing in their lives. Plus, if you like Mr. Rogers’ he talks about him also.
Fourth Sunday in Lent. Gospel Reading: John 9:1-41
Today's sermon comes to you via a Zoom worship. In this time of the COVID-19 quarantine, Holy Trinity's worship was held online. The part shared in this podcast is what could be called the sermon. Pastor Tim shares some thoughts on what it means to be the church and using the idea of perhaps, during this time we are able to show the world the church was never supposed to be about the building. Thanks for listening and stay safe.
Third Sunday in Lent Sermon. Gospel Reading: John 4:5-42.
In today’s sermon, the theme is “Questions.” Pastor Tim talks about how we deal with questions we have regarding the corona virus in this time of uncertainty.
Second Sunday in Lent sermon. Gospel Reading: John 3:1-17
Do you have trust issues? Want to hear about why Pastor Tim's family doesn't trust him to put air conditioner's in anymore? Wonder why God doesn't act the way we think God is supposed to? All of those questions are discussed, and more, in this week's sermon.
First Sunday in Lent Sermon, with guest preacher, Bishop James Hazelwood of the New England ELCA Synod.
Gospel Reading: Matthew 4:1-11.
Bishop Jim Hazelwood joined us for worship this week. He preached on the temptation of Scripture and connected it to our everyday life and the temptations we face. It was a great start to our Lenten Theme of "Everyday Spirituality."
For more information on Bishop Hazelwood, please visit his website at jameshazelwood.net
This is Pastor Tim's Ash Wednesday sermon. In it, we learn his thoughts on why we burn last years palms from Palm Sunday for the ashes for Ash Wednesday. In addition, he talks about all the places we put our hope and how they ultimately fail. Gospel Reading: Matthew 6:1-6, 16-21.
Transfiguration of our Lord Sermon. Gospel Reading: Matthew 17:1-9
Today we welcome Pastor George to Holy Trinity as our supply Pastor, filling in for Pastor Tim. Pastor George was Holy Trinity’s interim Pastor from late 2015 – 2017.
Sixth Sunday after Epiphany sermon. Gospel Reading: Matthew 5:21-37.
In the sermon this week, Pastor Tim talks about how we have a tendency to manipulate systems for our benefit. He continues by using the TV show "The Good Place" to explain how we use other people as objects, and even good deeds can be done out of the wrong motivation. A phrase to remember is that "God is not a rule follower, but God is a love follower."
Fifth Sunday after Epiphany. This week's sermon, the scripture comes from Matthew 5:13-20. We here words of Jesus that directly follow from last week, The Beatitudes (Blessed are they who...). Here, Pastor Tim talks about the busyness of our lives and how the church, instead of giving us one more thing to do, should instead, help us decide what we do. We can live our faith in more powerful ways than simply coming to church during the week for programming, but rather we should look at what we are already doing and learn how to do it in more faith-based ways.
Fourth Sunday After Epiphany Sermon. Additionally, we've included audio from the Pastor Tim's Children's Sermon.
The scripture for this week is Micah 6:8 (What does the Lord require of you but to do justice, love kindness and walk humbly with your God) and Matthew 5:1-10 (The Beatitudes). Pastor Tim talks about all the free-floating anxiety in the world today and the big events that are about to occur this week in America. He then continues to discuss how to interpret all of these events through the lens of these two scriptures.
Third Sunday after Epiphany sermon. Gospel Reading: Matthew 4:12-23.
In Sunday's sermon, Pastor Tim focused on the echoes of biblical stories that we might here when other biblical stories are read and then how do we here echoes of our own life story as well. What is the story that governs our life? Love? Fear? Greed? Anger? Hope?
Baptism of our Lord Sermon. Gospel Reading: Matthew 3:13-17.
It is the first Sunday of Epiphany and we celebrate the baptism of Jesus. Ever wonder how baptism actually works? So does Pastor Tim. Listen as he talks about what is important to know and learn about the physics principle that enables planes to fly.
Second Sunday of Christmas sermon. Gospel Reading: John 1:1-18
On the Second Sunday of Christmas, Pastor Tim talks about the three different meanings of "Word of God" and how we can distinguish or discern what is God's Word. It's a lot more interesting than that last sentence makes it sound. :)
First Sunday of Christmas sermon. Gospel Reading: Matthew 2:13-23
Today, we welcome back Pastor George as Holy Trinity's supply Pastor while Pastor Tim is away. Pastor George was Holy Trinity's interim Pastor from 2015 - 2017.
Fourth Sunday of Advent. Gospel Reading: Matthew 1:18-25.
Pastor Tim begins by playing "Higher and Lower" from The Price is Right and then moves into the history of why there are so many English translations of the Bible and lastly discusses how love leads to courage and fear leads to paralyzation.
Third Sunday of Advent sermon. Gospel Reading: Matthew 11:2-11
In the sermon this week, Pastor Tim reviewed the context of Isaiah and talks about how preparation for what is to come can bring us Joy in our lives now. The world can't wait for Joy to be only something that occurs in the future, but as people of faith we need to bring Joy today. Remember, though, Joy and happiness are not the same thing.
Second Sunday of Advent. Gospel Reading: Matthew 3:1-12.
In the sermon this week, Pastor Tim sets the context of the Isaiah passage and asks us to wonder what it would be like for the lamb the first time they are asked to lie with the lion and trusting that it would be safe. Are there things that the lion could do to help the lamb feel safe? That point is expounded to today's world and asking us who are the lions and the lamb sin today's world? One of the things the lions could do to help gain the trust of the lambs is through repentance. Admitting the hurt that they have caused and asking for forgiveness. The church needs to do this. What other systems need to do this that have cause systemic racism, sexism, etc...?
Time after Pentecost - Lectionary 32 sermon. Gospel Reading: Luke 20:27-38
This week, Pastor Tim talks about context, context and context, when it comes to reading and interpreting scripture. It can be very helpful, especially when we read texts like today which are about a woman marrying 7 brothers and everyone dying childless! A quote to remember from this week is, "Our faith isn't how to have life after death, but rather, how to have life before death!" Thanks for listening.
All Saints Sunday sermon. Gospel Reading: Luke 6:20-31.
In this week's sermon, Pastor Tim gets in depth with Lutheran Theology, talking about the two uses of the Law and the power of the Gospel. Then he further breaks down the Law into it's two uses and how some people have speculated on a third use of the Law and a second use of the Gospel. Plus, he mentions people blowing through yellow lights on a regular basis. The whole sermon is based on Luke's Sermon on the Plain and the Blessings and Woes that Jesus teaches.
Reformation Sunday sermon. Gospel Reading: John 8:31-36.
In his sermon this week, Pastor Tim talks about Confirmation, the Reformation and Stewardship Sunday. It is based on the quote, "If the past was as great as you think it was, the present wouldn't be as messed up as you think it is." Essentially, we lie to ourselves The point being, we lie to ourselves to justify the life we want and blame others for the problems in the world. Faith should free us to own our part and to live an authentic life.
Time after Pentecost- Lectionary 29 sermon. Gospel Reading: Luke 18:1-8.
Today we welcome Rev. Jason Wells as our guest preacher. Rev. Jason Wells is the executive director of the New Hampshire Council of Churches. The Council is made up of nine diverse denominations of churches in the state, adding up to about 500 local congregations. The Council helps coordinate ministries among these denominations when their missions overlap. Over the past two years, the Council has coordinated witness on death penalty repeal, immigrant support and recovery from addiction. To learn more, visit them online at www.nhchurches.org.
Time after Pentecost - Lectionary 28 sermon. Gospel Reading: Luke 17:11-19
In the sermon this week, Pastor Tim connects the story of the general Namaan, told in 2 Kings to the story of the healing of the 10 lepers, as told in Luke 17. He also delves in the Science of Well-Being through a online class he is taking through Yale University.
Time after Pentecost - Lectionary 27 sermon. Gospel Reading: Luke 17:5-10.
In today's sermon we learn about the Old Testament prophet Habakkuk and the context that he was speaking in. That is connected to the Gospel lesson of the apostles asking for an increase in faith. Sometimes it seems like what we are asked to do is greater than what we are capable of. In those instances we want more faith. Is more faith what we need? Do we not have enough?
In his sermon this week is focused on Amos 6:1a,4-7 and Luke 16:19-31. Pastor Tim begins with an explanation of who the prophet Amos is and the situation that he was speaking to and connects it to the parable of the Rich man a Lazarus. He also talks about how wealth changes us and speculates on why that happens.
Time after Pentecost - Lectionary 22. Gospel Reading: Luke 14:1, 7-14.
Today, we welcome Pastor John as our supply Pastor, who is filling in for Pastor Tim while he's away on vacation with his family.
Time after Pentecost- Lectionary 20. Gospel Reading: Luke 12:49-56.
We are experiencing technical difficulties with our sound system's recording process. We apologize for the bad audio this week, as we had to use the audio from an iPhone to record the sermon today. Please note that this audio is best listened to with headphones, as parts of the sermon can be difficult to hear.
Time After Pentecost - Lectionary 18 Sermon. Gospel Reading: Luke 12:13-21
We apologize for the audio quality for this week's sermon. Technical difficulties prevented us from recording via our sound system. We recommend listening to this podcast with your headphones.
Time after Pentecost - Lectionary 16 sermon. Gospel Reading: Luke 10:38-42
For this Sunday, we welcome back Pastor George Koch to our service as our supply Pastor. Pastor George was Holy Trinity's interim senior Pastor from late 2016 until January 2019.
Time after Pentecost - Lectionary 15 sermon. Gospel Reading: Luke 10:25-37
Today, we welcome Pastor Amanda Nelson as our supply Pastor.
Day of Pentecost Sermon. Gospel Reading: John 14:8-17, 25-27
We apologize for the low quality audio in this week’s sermon. Audio issues prevented us from recording directly from our sound system, so we had to use the audio from our live Facebook stream for this week’s podcast.
Sixth Sunday of Easter. Gospel Reading: Luke 24:44-53
Guest Preacher: Pastor John Corgan.