Come, Let Us Worship

July 16: If You Give, Give!

Daniel Johnson preaches "If You Give, Give!," drawn from Deuteronomy 15: 7-11 and Colossians 3: 8-15, as well as from If You Give a Mouse a Cookie by Laura Numeroff as our summer series continues using the wisdom of Children's Literature. Prayer, Scripture and Music round out the service.
To view the full service, please visit www.fbcbeverly.org/sermons.

July 9: Sometimes Stuck in Our Stuff

Continuing our summer worship series "Wild Thing and Catching Stars," Rev. Julie Flowers preaches on being stuck in our stuff, drawing from 2 Corinthians 4: 7-9, Matthew 14: 22-23, and the humorous children's book Stuck by Oliver Jeffers. Music and prayer round out the service.
To view the full service, please visit www.fbcbeverly.org/sermons

July 2: On the Oh No and the Learning More

Rev. Julie Flowers preaches  "On the Oh No and the Learning More," drawing from several sources: Jeremiah 13: 31-34, John 4: 16-19, and the children's book Oh No, George as part of our summer worship series, "Wild Things and Catching Stars." The service also includes Communion, special music for this Independence Day, and prayer.
To view the full service and hear all the musical pieces, please visit fbcbeverly.org/sermons.

June 25: Listening Ears

Listen to a remarkable service honoring Music Minister Emeritus Robert Littlefield. Rev. Julie Flowers preaches "Listening Ears," drawn from Proverbs 18 and James I: 19. Music includes Allegro from Fantaisie for Organ and Piano performed by Robert Littlefield and his son, Mark Littlefield; a selection on organ from Brian Harlow, a former student of Robert; and the Postlude, Toccata (Symphony V).  
To watch the full service, please visit www.fbcbeverly.org/sermons.

June 18: Running Wild

Dr. Daniel Johnson preaches "Running Wild" as he considers parallels between Maurice Sendak's classic Wild Thing and the familiar story of the prodigal son in Luke 15:1 15-24. This begins our summer worship series " Wild Things and Catching Stars" as we highlight the wisdom found in children's literature.
Music and prayer round out the service.
To view the full service of worship, please visit www.fbcbeverly.org.

June 11: (re)Visiting (re)Turning

Dr. Daniel Johnson closes out the sermon theme of our program year by revisiting a sermon preached by Rev. Julie Flowers to see what we have learned over the course of this sermon series. The sermon draws from Luke 4: 14-22. Prayer and music round out the service.
To watch the full service (and to hear the final hymn, in which each verse is sung to a different tune!), please visit www.fbcbeverly.org/sermons.
Next week begins our summer worship series, "Wild Things & Catching Stars," which will draw on the wisdom of children's literature. Join us throughout the summer!

June 4, 2023: (re)Visiting a Little Housecleaning

Join Rev. Julie Flowers as she preaches "(re)Visiting a Little Housecleaning," the first sermon of a two-part series where Julie and Dr. Daniel Johnson will revisit a sermon preached by the other from earlier in our program year. What have we learned together this year from our annual theme (re)Creation? Daniel preached the original treatment of this topic in October 2022, and the sermons draw on John 2:12-22. This is also a Communion Sunday.
To view the full service, please visit www.fbcbeverly.org/sermons.
 

May 28: The Rushing Wind

Join a service to celebrate Pentecost as Dr. Daniel Johnson preaches "The Rushing Wind," drawing from Genesis 1: 1-5 and Acts 2: 1-6. Music and prayer round out the service. 
To view the full service, including the children's procession with red ribbons, please visit www.fbcbeverly.org/sermons.

May 21, 2023: Music Sunday

Join the FBC Vocal and Bell Choirs, the Worship Ensemble band and special Music Sunday Orchestra to praise God through joyful music. Rev. Julie Flowers preaches "When Familiar Breaks the Norm." The signature vocal piece of the service is Te Deum from Mark Hayes.
To view the full service, please visit fbcbeverly.org/sermons.

May 14: Children and Youth Sunday

Come share the joy of worship as it is lead by the children and youth of the church. Two high school seniors share their wisdom in the pulpit about community, belonging, and stepping out in faith. Music, Scripture and prayer round out the service. We are truly the church together!