Choteau, Brady, Dutton Sermon Podcast

This week, we continue looking at "Our Favorites" with a very common favorite verse for many people in the world: John 3:16.

This week, we continue with the "Our Favorites" sermon series and dive into a favorite of many people: Ecclesiastes 3:1-8.  The message takes us on a "turn" down a different thought path, as we look at the season of our own lives, the life of the church, and the time that is to come.

This week, we explore more of "Our Favorites" and focus on "In the Garden" and Proverbs 3:5-6.

This week, we kick off our Summer sermon series, "Our Favorites," with the most popular favorite scripture in our parish: Psalm 121.  This scripture reminds us all of the assurance that we have in God being our Protector.

This Sunday is Trinity Sunday.  On this Memorial Weekend, Pastor Julie reflects on our belief in the Trinity - Father, Son, and Holy Spirt - and how we form our beliefs though our own "strangely warmed" experiences.

This Sunday, we explore the morning that the Holy Spirit moved in new ways thoughout the followers of Christ.  Pentecost Sunday is a special Sunday - but why?  Hear what Pastor Julie has to say about this special day.

Today is Ascension Sunday!  But our scripture reading takes us far beyond the "normal" reading for this Sunday to look at Jesus praying for each of us.  We are reminded of the importance and power of prayer.

Happy Mother's Day!  This week we are reminded of the greatest love - to love our neighbors as Christ has loved us. 

This week's scripture from the 15th chapter of John's gospel reminds of that Jesus is the true vine and we are the branches.  We are also reminded that sometimes, vines need TLC and pruning.  What needs to be pruned from your life?  And how to do you know?  Pastor Julie reminds us that we are called to abide in Christ as he abides in us and shares some practices on self-care.

This Sunday, we listen to the Spirit speaking through the parable of the Good Shepherd found in John 10, as well as stories of our own lives that hit home through the recent events in our community.