HeyJaredSermons at Morehead FCC
In this podcast series of sermons you'll find Scripture comes alive with lively storytelling, deep scholarship, contemporary connections, and spiritual truths.
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The Same Mind: A Sermon for the Fourth Sunday in the Season of Creation (opens the original)
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This sermon closes the Season of Creation with Paul’s hymn in Philippians 2, as Pastor Nancy explores how Christ's "kenosis," self-emptying love, holds the potential to reshape our relationship with the earth. Drawing on the work of Sallie McFague, Holmes Rolston III, and Thomas Merton, this sermon invites listeners to see this pattern of kenosis not only in the life and teaching of Jesus, but in the very fabric of creation. With a nod to the Broadway musical, Godspell, we find in the stories of
Green Chalice People: A Sermon for the Second Sunday in the Season of Creation (opens the original)
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In this sermon Pastor Nancy invites us to explore Romans 14:1‑12 and the call to live faithfully and joyfully in caring for God’s creation. Drawing on insights from climate researchers and the Disciples of Christ Green Chalice movement's roots in Kentucky, Pastor Nancy invites us to approach creation care not from guilt or competition, but with gratitude and joy—one quiet, contagious act at a time.
Earth for Earth: a sermon for the first Sunday in the Season of Creation (opens the original)
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Rev. Nancy opens the Season of Creation with a meditation on the sacred liturgical rhythm we find in the first Creation myth in Genesis 1:1-2:4 . She explores how from the very beginning, creation itself participates in the divine artistry. With wisdom gleaned from Wendell Berry, she invites us to tend the earth with reverence, to practice Sabbath rest, and to trust in God's gracious abundance. This sermon begins the second month First Christian Church's focus on our core values, as we reflect u
Let Love Grow (opens the original)
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In this closing message of Part 1 of our series, What Love Looks Like Here, Rev. Nancy reflects on how love takes root and grows through mercy, courage, and community. Drawing from Romans 12:9‑21 & 1 John 4:7‑12 , she explores how genuine love transforms ordinary life into sacred ground. Along the way, we remember Dolly Parton , whose “spark of love” reminds us that celebration can be a form of grace —a way of seeing the holy in every difference and letting kindness shine.
A Kinship Defined by Grace (opens the original)
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In this fourth installment of our series, What Does Love Look Like Here? , Rev. Nancy invites listeners into Jesus’s reimagining of family in Matthew 12 and Paul’s vision of unity in Galatians 3. Through the lens of theologian Ada María Isasi‑Díaz and her phrase “the kin‑dom of God,” this sermon explores what it means to belong to one another in Christ — not through hierarchy or perfection, but through grace and belonging. It’s a reflection on the beauty and struggle of becoming kin: a community
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