Listen to our advent sermons as you wait for Christmas to slowly arrive.
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Sermons
Easter Podcast
This year, our Easter service is not a "traditional" service recorded and uploaded as podcast. Instead, we’ve designed it specifically as a podcast.
Our recommendation is that you take a walk while you listen with some people you love.
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Lent - Home Again
Sermon by Tim Kim from All Together Church on March 7, 2021. On repentance and the journey home.
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Meditations Pt. 2 & 3
Pt. 2 - Meditations on God’s Love for Me
Pt. 3 - Lent (Desire & Temptations)
by Tim Kim
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Meditations - Pt. 1
First sermon in our series of meditations on various things. Up first, Virginia White on God & Idols.
Christmas!
Music & Sermon from Christmas 2021.
Advent 2020 - What Do We Hope For?
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WTFWJD
Sermons and songs from our WTFWJD series:
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Pandemic & Protest - The Stories We Tell
From All Together Church - July, 19, 2020
Pandemic and Protest - Sin
As we try to navigate a time of real upheaval, it is worth wondering what the spiritual dimensions of all this might be. We ask such a question not just because we are a church community, but because the diagnosis and cure for all that a pandemic and racism bring to the surface must also speak to the deeper truths of our humanity.
For our first sermon, Virginia explores racism through the framework of sin.
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The Cry of Black Blood
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Guest Preacher, the Reverend Elijah Zeyhoue (Calvary Baptist, DC) reflects on the history of racism against black people in America through the lens of the Cain and Abel story in Genesis 4. “Am I my brother’s keeper?” Cain asks. For far too long White America’s answer has remain unchanged.
All Together Church Sermon 5.17.20
Pentecost Sermon from our Pastoral Intern, Aneesah Ettress
Easter Sermon 2020
From Easter 2020 - God Breathes and So Do I
God Breathes Again and So Do I
Lent Stuff
On Change
New Years Stuff
A Smorgasbord from the Recent Past
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Seeing With Empathy
We’ve come to end of our series on relationships (that can make or break you!) having talked about friends, family, and our enemies. So in conclusion, let us focus on this thing which is at the center of all this relationship stuff: empathy. Empathy is sexy (some say) and it’s difficult to get away from the word these days. Many see it as the way out of this dystopian political state we are in, or its lack as the reason we are here in the first place. But what if we are all a bit confused about what it means and what it actually looks like in our day to day interactions? When the Good Samaritan does his thing, is he driven by empathy, compassion, sympathy, duty, all of the above? Is the idea of incarnation, God becomes human, an act of empathy?
On Family
“Blood is thicker than water,” that old devilish saying goes. The meaning of this phrase is pretty straightforward: family (blood) relations are inherently stronger than any other kind of non-familial (water) relationship or bond. Right? Nah. This rendition of the phrase actually carries the complete opposite meaning from the original phrase: “The blood of the covenant is thicker than the water of the womb.” Funny how words get twisted.
Familial relationships can be great, aaaaand they can be the worst. Join us this week as we continue our examination of the relationships that make and break us. We will examine one of Jesus’s most famous parables - the prodigal son - and see what sense we can make of family, loosely defined.