For The Spirit Of The City

Rev. Dr. Lisa Johnson preaches on "I am the least of these."

Rev. Lindsey Franklin preaches on power & proximity, as found in the story of the Rich Man & Lazarus.

Rev. Bob Hetherington preaches on the story of the crafty steward.

Rev. Kelsey Hawisher-Faul approaches the creativity of Jesus in her sermon on the Big Feed, found in John 6:1-15.

Rev. Lisa Johnson brings her sermon on Isaiah 41:8-9.

Janettarose Greene preaches on the spiritual and social etiquette lessons of Jesus.

In her final sermon at Richmond Hill, Rev. Victoria Bethel delves deeply into embodied spirituality.

Rev. Katie Heishman speaks to where the real authority comes from for casting out powers.

"Remember the Rock!" is the message from Rev. Ayo Morton on Tuesday, July 26, 2022 at Community Worship at Richmond Hill.

From 1 Corinthians 13:11-12, Gina Whitaker Cannon speaks on “An Accurate Reflection of the Real You.”

Rev. Victoria Bethel wonders whose voice captures your attention?

Rev. Katie Heishman speaks to finding true Shalom.

Anthony's last sermon as he prepares to depart the Richmond Hill residential community and lean into what comes next in his life.

The scripture I'm using will be Galatians 3: 23-29, and the sermon will focus on the topic of Racial Reconciliation. I'm going to examine biblical understandings of reconciliation, while also attending to critiques of the Racial Reconciliation concept.

Rev. Katie Heishman reflects on where to find Joy from God, during the difficult times in life.

As gun violence continues to surge in the nation, Rev. Dr. Lisa Johnson looks to the Gospels story of a Samaritan woman for hope, during despair.

Admist the national tragedies around gun violence, Rev. Lindsey Franklin reflects on motherhood and God.

Rev. Victoria Bethel shares with us her struggles with the generality of John's Gospel; and how love is not a theological, but a practical endeavor.

Rev. Marlene Forrest, Rector of St. Philip’s Episcopal Church in Richmond, shares a message based on love, and the challenges it presents in modernity.

Rev. Dr. J Lee Hill, Missioner for Racial Justice and Healing at the Episcopal Diocese of VA, shares the importance of hearing from God in "unconventional" places: such as from mothers and grandmothers.