Sermon: And The Winner For Best Supporting Disciple Goes To...

Scripture: John 1:29-42

Preacher: Rev. Tim Burchill

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Summary: Over the centuries we have made the twelve apostles into haloed saints-men of great faith and virtue. The truth, of course, is that they were every bit as human as you and I. Their struggles and triumphs as they interacted with Jesus on the road to Jerusalem for the last time can both inspire and convict us on our own journey. During the season of Lent-through Easter itself-our worship will explore the theme: Making the Journey with Jesus. May we find our own lives touched and changed by the living Christ as we too make the journey with him in the days and weeks ahead.

Sermon: The Death of Partisan Politics

Scripture: Mark 11:12-25

Preacher: Rev. Tim Burchill

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Summary: Over the centuries we have made the twelve apostles into haloed saints-men of great faith and virtue. The truth, of course, is that they were every bit as human as you and I. Their struggles and triumphs as they interacted with Jesus on the road to Jerusalem for the last time can both inspire and convict us on our own journey. During the season of Lent-through Easter itself-our worship will explore the theme: Making the Journey with Jesus. May we find our own lives touched and changed by the living Christ as we too make the journey with him in the days and weeks ahead.

Sermon: A Monument to the Unknown Apostle

Scripture: Matthew 9:35-10:4

Preacher: Rev. Pat Sleeth

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Summary: Over the centuries we have made the twelve apostles into haloed saints-men of great faith and virtue. The truth, of course, is that they were every bit as human as you and I. Their struggles and triumphs as they interacted with Jesus on the road to Jerusalem for the last time can both inspire and convict us on our own journey. During the season of Lent-through Easter itself-our worship will explore the theme: Making the Journey with Jesus. May we find our own lives touched and changed by the living Christ as we too make the journey with him in the days and weeks ahead.

Sermon: Chutzpah

Scripture: Luke 11:5-13

Preacher: Rev. Tim Burchill

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Summary: What might we learn if we looked back to a word, a scripture, a sermon from years ago and asked if that word is still relevant, if it was on target, off target, or in serious need of an update? Pastor Burchill has been in the St. Andrew pulpit for going on 15 years, and Pastor Sleeth has been stepping in to fill that pulpit for almost that long (even before he came on staff). For the next few weeks we are going to go back and look at some key moments and important sermons in the life of our church and ask: if that was Gods word then, what is His word now?

Sermon: Ask Dr. Tim, Again

Scripture: I Corinthians 11:17-34

Preacher: Rev. Tim Burchill

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Summary: What might we learn if we looked back to a word, a scripture, a sermon from years ago and asked if that word is still relevant, if it was on target, off target, or in serious need of an update? Pastor Burchill has been in the St. Andrew pulpit for going on 15 years, and Pastor Sleeth has been stepping in to fill that pulpit for almost that long (even before he came on staff). For the next few weeks we are going to go back and look at some key moments and important sermons in the life of our church and ask: if that was Gods word then, what is Gods word now? Back in the spring of 2004 our pastors preached a series: Everything You Wanted To Know About Grace but Were Afraid to Ask. One of those sermons was entitled, Ask Doctor Tim in which Pastor Burchill played the role of radio call in host and responded to specific questions about the sacraments. This morning Pastor Burchill will reconsider a portion of that sermon and address the four most commonly asked questions about holy communion.