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Sermons and talks from Hyde Park United Methodist. Making God's Love Real. Find out more at hydeparkumc.org

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  • Comeback: Faith to Move Forward, Week 3 // The Rev. Sally Campbell-Evans // June 20, 2021

    20/06/2021 Duración: 17min

    No person had it worse in the Bible than Job. His story does not fit cleanly into the chronology of the Bible. He is a kind of helpless pawn between God and the forces of evil, maybe in a way that we sometimes feel so helpless. But even though Job’s world fell apart, God’s presence and power became more real to him in the middle of his suffering. Job teaches us how to trust in God.

  • Comeback: Faith to Move Forward, Week 2 // The Rev. Magrey deVega // June 13, 2021

    13/06/2021 Duración: 15min

    Since birth, Moses was fighting against the odds. He narrowly escaped murder by Pharaoh because of the sacrifice of his family. He lived a life of privilege but had to suppress his ethnic heritage. After committing murder, he was a lost soul on the run. But God found him, called him, and believed in him. The story of Moses is a reminder that each of us are part of God’s grand design. All we have to do is trust that God will help us do our part.

  • Comeback: Faith to Move Forward, Week 1 // The Rev. Magrey deVega // June 6, 2021

    06/06/2021 Duración: 13min

    Few people had it worse in the Bible than Joseph. He was despised by his brothers because of his father’s favoritism. He was cast from the family into slavery, framed by a high official’s wife, cast into prison, and long forgotten by his family. But Joseph not only persevered; he maintained his faith and integrity. He is a model to us of how to keep going, no matter what hardship we are facing.

  • Trinity Sunday // The Rev. Magrey deVega // May 30, 2021

    30/05/2021 Duración: 12min

    The Sunday after Pentecost is traditionally known as Trinity Sunday, the only holy day of the year named after a doctrine of the church, rather than a biblical event. The Holy Spirit which touched the earth on Pentecost is still active in our lives and throughout the world today. But for many, the Holy Spirit is the most mysterious member of the Trinity, one we often overlook when it comes to thinking about God. We will discover together new understandings and appreciation of the Holy Spirit based on John 16, in which Jesus describes how the Spirit “guides us into truth” and prompts us to “glorify Jesus Christ."

  • A New Creation, Pentecost Sunday // The Rev. Magrey deVega // May 23, 2021

    23/05/2021 Duración: 14min

    When the Holy Spirit touched down 2,000 years ago, it sparked a brush fire of energy and excitement that continues to draw people to follow Jesus from all over the world. The new creation that God is doing is nothing less than the entire redemption of this whole creation back to its originally intended order. And when we live into the vision of Hyde Park United Methodist, we participate in the work that God is doing all around the world.

  • A New Creation, Week 6 // The Rev. Sally Campbell-Evans // May 16, 2021

    16/05/2021 Duración: 15min

    Because we are connected to God, we can be connected to each other. In a time when we feel pulled apart from each other due to divisions and disagreements, we are called to lean into our connection. Together, we can be an interdependent, interconnected community of people, strengthening and encouraging each other.

  • A New Creation, Week 5 // The Rev. Magrey deVega // May 9, 2021

    09/05/2021 Duración: 12min

    John says that belief in Jesus brings us everlasting life. It is a kind of life that isn’t relegated to the time after we die. It is something we can begin living here and now. We can live out the abundant, everlasting life now, because of the ongoing work of the Holy Spirit. How might we be open to God’s grace, which fashions us to be more like Jesus every day. 

  • A New Creation, Week 4 // The Rev. Magrey deVega // May 2, 2021

    02/05/2021 Duración: 12min

    We do not face life alone. No matter what we go through, we are connected to God just as a branch is connected to the vine. We only have to be open to the work of God in our lives, and participate in the disciplines that strengthen and nourish our relationship with God. Doing so enables us to bear the fruit of goodness and beauty that the world needs.

  • A New Creation, Week 3 // The Rev. Justin LaRosa // April 25, 2021

    25/04/2021 Duración: 11min

    Despite all that grips us with fear and grief, we can take solace in Jesus, who serves as our “Good Shepherd.” Together, we’ll learn how to hear his voice and lean into his comfort and protection to face all that threatens us.

  • A New Creation, Week 2 // The Rev. Magrey deVega // April 18, 2021

    18/04/2021 Duración: 11min

    The epistle of 1 John emphasizes right behavior, which complements the gospel of John’s emphasis on belief. Together, we get a well-rounded view of the kind of life that God wants us to live. Today, we will be looking at 1 John 3, in which we hear the importance of love as the center of our being. And we’ll discover the significance of what it means to be a child of God.

  • A New Creation, Week 1 // The Rev. Magrey deVega // April 11, 2021

    11/04/2021 Duración: 13min

    After the miracle of Easter, there were still some of the disciples who did not believe that Jesus was really resurrected. They needed more proof.Maybe you do too.

  • Cultivating Hope in the Garden // The Rev. Magrey deVega // April 4, 2021

    04/04/2021 Duración: 10min

    After six weeks of cultivating Christian character qualities and letting go of obstacles to faith, we join this Sunday in the celebration of the resurrection. Easter reminds us that in Christ, sin and death are not the last word, as God has conquered the grave and raised Jesus from the dead. Join us in remembering the Easter story, to make it a living reality in our lives today.

  • Cultivating & Letting Go, Week 6 // The Rev. Magrey deVega // March 28, 2021

    28/03/2021 Duración: 12min

    At the Last Supper, in the Upper Room, Jesus modeled servanthood for his disciples. Discover how  cultivating servanthood and letting go of ourselves can bring us joy.

  • Cultivating & Letting Go, Week 5 // The Rev. Magrey deVega // March 21, 2021

    21/03/2021 Duración: 11min

    Mary’s act of was one of such complete self-abandonment that it would mark her in the community for the rest of her life. They would never mention her name again without a reference—by story, by gesture, or by innuendo—to this day. Mary’s gift of perfume was large, but not to be compared with the gift of herself.

  • Cultivating & Letting Go, Week 4 // The Rev. Sally Campbell-Evans // March 14, 2021

    14/03/2021 Duración: 14min

    The reality is that both brothers live inside of us, the responsible one and the prodigal one. It is an uneasy coexistence made worse by the reality that neither is perfect, and that both make real mistakes. The good news is that we also get to hear the truth: God is waiting to come running down the road and welcome us back. Dutiful son, prodigal son, or a little bit of both … God knows us already, and God can’t wait for us to come home.

  • Cultivating & Letting Go, Week 3 // The Rev. Magrey deVega // March 7, 2021

    07/03/2021 Duración: 12min

    We think we have all the answers. But what do we do when unexplained suffering becomes part of our story. How do we respond and how do we let go of the uncertainty suffering brings?

  • Cultivating & Letting Go, Week 2 // The Rev. Magrey deVega // Feb. 28, 2021

    28/02/2021 Duración: 14min

    The antidote to fear is hope. Discover how Jesus teaches us to be hope-filled people of faith.

  • Cultivating & Letting Go, Week 1 // The Rev. Magrey deVega // Feb. 21, 2021

    21/02/2021 Duración: 13min

    The Scripture for this Sunday contains the story of Jesus’ temptation by the devil. Jesus essentially endures a season of Lent in his 40 days in the wilderness. How does this time prepare him for his ministry? How might we, too, be shaped and emboldened in this Lenten season?

  • The Greatest Sermon Ever, Week 6 // The Rev. Magrey deVega // Feb. 14, 2021

    14/02/2021 Duración: 13min

    Jesus gives us the keys to living the wise life, rather than the foolish one. It begins with being non-judgmental, and concludes with building our lives on Jesus.

  • The Greatest Sermon Ever, Week 5 // The Rev. Justin LaRosa // Feb. 7, 2021

    07/02/2021 Duración: 14min

    We are consumed with worry about things that, in light of eternity, really do not matter. Once we release our priorities to God, we are more easily able to release our worries to God. Therein likes the power of something like the Wesleyan Covenant Prayer, which puts into proper perspective who we are, to whom we belong, and all that we have.

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