Come, Let Us Worship

Generations of Love

Drawing from both this week's featured street mural and Matthew 3:1-17, student minister Jenny Lane preaches about community and Ubuntu as she examines the story of Jesus's baptism. Music Director Esther Chang and pianist Karen Popadic collaborate with piano and bell tree (where Esther rings many many bells) on a beautiful piece of special music. Prayer and vocal music round out the service.
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Colorin Colorado, Este Cuento No Se Acabado

Drawing from the name of a street mural "Colorin Colorado," Rev. Julie Flowers preaches the story of 12-year old Jesus in the temple, oblivious to his parents' concern about his whereabouts. Listen to learn how the mural and the story of Jesus as a youth come together..and the translation of the title! Prayer and music round out the service.
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An Amos Story: Know Your Place

Dr. Daniel Johnson preaches "An Amos Story: Know Your Place," drawn from Amos 7:8-17, and calls us to be modern-day prophets, using our voices to cry out for justice and peace. The service of Communion is celebrated, and music and prayer round out the service.
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A Mordecai Story: Using Your Influence

Student Minister Kelsey Belis preaches about Mordecai and is skill at convincing Esther to speak to the king about saving her people. How can we use our own influence to make the world a better and safer place? She drew her sermon from Esther 2:19-23; 8:1-8.
Music and prayer complete the service. To view the full service, please visit www.fbcbeverly.org/sermons.

An Esther Story: When the Time Is Now

Rev.  Julie Flowers preaches "An Esther Story: When the Time Is Now," drawing from the scripture Esther 4:1-17, read by our Music Director Esther Chang. How can we find the courage to do the right thing, even when it might have negative consequences for us?
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A Nathan Story: Telling It Like It Ought to Be

Daniel Johnson preaches "A Nathan Story," drawing from 2 Samuel 11:26-12:10, explaining the best way to speak truth to power. It may not be what you think! He also chronicles the time he met Mohammad Ali. With choirs held at home due to snow, Music Director Esther Chang plays an assortment of piano pieces. 
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A Samuel Story: Clearing the Air

How can we clear the air to hear God's voice with all the clamor in the world today? Do we need to apologize for asking for mercy and love for all? What is the role of Love in today's world? Rev. Julie Flowers considers these questions in the light of Samuel's story as she draws from 1 Samuel 3:1-10 and Psalm 103:1-5. Communion Sunday is also celebrated. 
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A Miriam Story: Setting the Stage and Maybe Dancing on It

Dr. Daniel Johnson preaches "A Miriam Story," considering how important her brave actions were to save the baby Moses. She set the stage for all that Moses did. Who has set the stage for human rights --can we be one of them? Special music includes a four-hand piano piece.
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A Moses Story: When God Calls

As we continue our series about those with brave hearts and hope in fearless times, Rev. Julie Flowers preaches about three people who sought to avoid God's call. And what about you? Rev. Flowers draws from the story of Moses: Exodus 3:1-14 and 4:13-17. Music and prayer round out the service.
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Mary Magdalene" 2025 Proclamation

We had some early technical difficulty this Sunday, so the service starts with e Prayer of Invocation. But be sure that you are very welcomed to this service; we are glad you are here!
Student  Minister Jenny Lane preaches this Sunday on Mary Magdalene as the ultimate strong woman, and proposes a set of goals that she might suggest if she were visiting this century. She draws inspiration from John 20:11-16 and Luke 24:10-12.
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