Sermons on Genesis

Sermons on Genesis

February 11, 2024 “Does God Make Mistakes?”

Annual Congregational Meeting Genesis 6: 5-8; Jonah 3: 10; Psalm 139: 1-18 “Does God Make Mistakes?” Rev. Tom Willadsen “Does God Make Mistakes?” The Reverend Doctor Thomas C. Willadsen, Spanish Springs Presbyterian Church, Sparks, Nevada, February 11, 2024, Genesis 6:5-8, Jonah 3:10 Psalm 139:1-18 Five years ago I was a member of a group of Christian church leaders who met every Monday morning to pray for our community. We would visit, usually there was coffee, catch up with one another…
Flames

June 11, 2023

2nd Sunday after Pentecost Elaine York, Commissioned Pastor Genesis 12: 1-9; Romans 4: 13-25 Being Blessed and Trusting God Good Morning, I am delighted to be with you once again.  Since I was last here, I have done three Memorials, and a few more Worship Services.   I have been recently invited to be the Pulpit Supply at Truckee Lutheran Presbyterian Church.  That ought to be a new learning experience since I have never attended a Lutheran Church.  However, my Grandmother…
Easter Lily

May 14, 2023

Genesis 4: 1-8, 16; 19: 16-17, 23-26; Luke 2: 36-38 6th Sunday of Easter “Mothers’ Day Cards” Rev. Kate Freeman
Spanish Springs Church Building

Healing in Forgiveness

Genesis 45: 3-11, 15—————1 Corinthians 15: 35-38, 42-50 Luke 6: 27-38 February 20, 2022——————-7th Sunday after Epiphany Rev. Patrick Mecham There has been a lot of talk about healing and health—probably since the beginning of humanity.  This has been especially true living through this pandemic!  But in recent years, there have been some amazing discoveries.  One of these is that our HEALTH is not just a matter of the physical body—it includes so many more facets.  One major factor in…
hieroglyphics

Sent to Foreigners – Joseph’s Brothers

August 16, 2020 Sent to Foreigners: Joseph’s Brothers              11th Pentecost Genesis 5:1-15   August 16, 2020   Matthew 15:21-28 My letters went to Curlew by accident.  I had moved from Seattle to Spokane to study counseling at Whitworth.  The secretary at my former church made a typographical error when publishing my new address in the church newsletter, and the ZIP Code was that of Curlew, WA, rather than northern Spokane.  As a result, the first several letters I received from folks in Seattle…
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