Sermons From Upper Dublin Lutheran Church

Pastor Keith reflects on what it means to be God's Beloved and what that means for us in times of change and challenge, with inspiration from Henri Nouwen and Brene Brown.

Pastoral Associate Lindsay Bates reminds us that darkness cannot overcome light, period. As we close the Christmas season and start a new year, Lindsay explores Jesus as the light of the world and how we might be people attentive to the light.

Pastor Keith preaches about how our experience of Christmas this year draws us closer to the meaning of the first Christmas and reminds us that although we may be apart, we are not alone. 

Pastor Ghislaine Cotnoir reflections on the complexities of the Christmas season and how Jesus is born into our grief, sadness, and struggle. 

Inspired the first lines from some of his favorite books and the Gospel of Mark, Pastor Keith reflects about how God is continually writing a new story in our hearts, even in difficult times. 

Inspired by the work of Brene Brown, who wrote, “Most of us are brave and afraid at exactly the same time, all day long," Pastor Keith reflects on being brave even when we might not feel brave, and how our faith helps us.

Inspired by his pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela in Spain, Pastor Keith reflects on the saints in our lives for All Saint's Sunday.

Inspired by Rob Bell's book Everything is Spiritual, Pastor Keith preaches on what happens when we turn the question "Now What?" into a prayer and how it can take us from lament to hope.

Inspired by Bruce Springsteen's new album and documentary, "Letter to You," Pastor Keith reflects on the persistence of hope and reaching the promised land.