Sermons
The Gift Of Doubt
Speaker: Cynthia Lapp
Doubt is one of my spiritual gifts. I believe my mother somehow nurtured this in me. When I got to seminary, I discovered the hermeneutics of suspicion. Through this permissible […]
A Bird Of A Different Feather
Speaker: Michelle Burkholder
Christ is Risen! [Christ is Risen Indeed!] Alleluia! During the Lenten season that has led up to this day of celebration, we have been exploring the theme Living Ink – […]
Fleeting Fragrance
Speaker: Cynthia Lapp
I have long been intrigued by Tibetan Buddhist monks that work painstakingly to create gorgeous sand mandalas, only to destroy them after they are completed. To my western way of […]
Six Word Sermon
Speaker: Michelle Burkholder
As part of our Lenten series, Living Ink: The Word Made Flesh, we are spending a lot of time exploring stories. Living Ink is an exploration of our lives as […]
Fruitless Fig
Speaker: Cynthia Lapp
I don’t know about you, but I have been feeling overwhelmed. This week, like too many weeks, it is the gun violence in our country, especially now that it hit […]
Transfigured
Speaker: Michelle Burkholder
For those who may not know, I studied visual art in college. My interest in art is two-fold. I enjoy creating art – I love [and get stressed out by] […]
Living Ink: In The Flesh
Speaker: Cynthia Lapp
Jesus and the devil, out there in the wilderness for forty days. According to Luke, there were tensions and temptations the whole time. Near the end it gets even more […]
Creating Space
Speaker: Cynthia Lapp
Today, on this last Sunday before lent, we celebrate the mystery of Jesus, the way he creates space for us to catch glimpses of, and experience, the power of God. […]
Going Deeper
Speaker: Dawn Longenecker
Good morning. It’s an honor to be with you on Martin Luther King Sunday and great to be back at Hyattsville. I have been involved in a mixed-raced group within […]
Watershed
Speaker: Cynthia Lapp
Last fall the church council and pastorate, as is our custom, had a day long working retreat. We reviewed the past year or two and then turned our eyes toward […]