Sermons From Upper Dublin Lutheran Church

Pr. Dyan uses story of Ethiopian Eunuch to introduce sabbatical theme-- the danger of a single story! It's folks who take us out of comfort zone that can help faith grow the most! (Refers to sermon on same text by Pr Nadia Bolz-Weber)

Pastor Keith shares the story of Sneakers for Sarah and reflects on how God walks with us throughout our lives, to life's very end, and beyond.

At an Ambler gas station recently while filling her tank, Pastor Dyan is told by stranger, "Have a JESUS Day "! What would that mean?

Pastor Dyan Lawlor preaches for Easter Sunday

Pastor Keith Anderson reflects on the lessons Jesus teaches his disciples and us in foot washing and the last supper.

The Rev. Dr. David Lose, President of the Lutheran Theological Seminary at Philadelphia preaches on Jeremiah Jeremiah 31:31-34

Gabby Jones preaches for Youth Sunday.

Kaela Griswold preaches for Youth Sunday

Rebekah Grafton preaches for Youth Sunday

Pastor Keith draws on the books The year of Living Biblically and A Year of Biblical Womanhood to reflect on the way the rules in the Bible drive us not to guilt but to the Gospel and a loving, compassionate God.

Pastor Lawlor shares a dramatic reading called "Christoholics Anonymous " from book, "Blue-Collar God" by Teri Esau. It challenges our lukewarm enthusiasm and embarrassment at being called "Christians "!

Pastor Lawlor compares Jesus ' Transfiguration as the "Oresund bridge" (connecting one country to another...) (Sweden to Denmark) -- God's Beloved Son will now travel to the Cross over the Lenten wilderness bridge leading us from death to everlasting life (this world to the next) !

Drawing on the book Someone Knows My Name, Pastor Keith Anderson reflects on how the freedom we have in Christ propels us to serve our neighbor.

"Pastor Lawlor explains Jesus commanding authority as a teacher... whom the demons recognize first thing in Mark 's gospel-- And addresses, 'One thing never to say' when a person dies tragically..."it was the will of God !"

Bishop Claire Burkat preaches on the ways in which the Kingdom of God is at hand "now" in the world and our congregation.

Pastor Keith reflects on the call of Jesus' disciples and how their lives and our lives are a journey, a pilgrimage, of faith.