Rev. Matthew Miller FROM THE ACTS Acts 2:42-47 click here to watch the sermon "Saved" I was talking to a colleague not long ago about sermon titles. He was of the opinion that sermons shouldn’t be titled until they were written- not finished, because sermons are rarely finished. Even when the preacher has said all that she, or he has to say, the hope is that the work of the Spirit in our minds and lives is ongoing. But I digress. I remarked how if that were the rule then none

Rev. Matthew Miller FROM THE GOSPELS Luke 24:13-35 Sermon – "Recognize." In some ways, the first few days after a loved one dies are the easiest. I know that sounds bad, but over the years I’ve noticed two things. The first is that the simple unreality of death comes as a shock. A person who was just with you, maybe talking to you, someone who was a fixture in you life, is suddenly gone. The first time I noticed this was when I was thirteen years old and my brother was

Rev. Matthew Miller FROM THE GOSPELS Matthew 28:1-11 click here to watch the sermon "Shook" Two days ago, some of us had the privilege of listening to our music director, Leon Lake, sing his haunting arrangement of the spiritual Were You There for the Good Friday service at St. Andrew Presbyterian Church. If you know the song, each successive verse asks, were you there when they crucified my lord, when they nailed him to the tree, when they laid him in the tomb. I don’t know