For The Spirit Of The City

As Mother's Day approaches Rev. Dr. Lisa Johnson shares on the importance of walking in love, especially during the difficulties of life.

RH Vice President, Rev. Janet Legro, from First Presbyterian Church (RIC) reflects on the frailty of the apostle Peter, the grace of God, and the life-affirming mercy of second chances.

In his first sermon of Easter, Rev. Ben Hadley-Goggin wrestles with the current state of darkness in the world (war, police shootings) and the hope of new life.

In reflecting on Holy Week, Rev. Dr. Lisa Johnson shares the importance of prayer and how it helps us deal with the trials of life.

Reflecting on the biblical story of 'The Bronze Serpent' (Numbers 21:4-9)Anthony suggests that God not only works through the sacred, but also the profane and broken things of life.

Richmond Hill hosts guest preacher, Rev. Amy Starr Redwine from First Presbyterian Church in Richmond! She shares her reflection on the Transfiguration of Christ, and the delicate balance between God's presence and absence; God's glory in the mountaintop and the agony of the valley.

"Seeking God's Call, Seeking God's Healing." Looking to Psalms 63 for inspiration, Rev. Lindsey Franklin hones in on the moment between "seeking God" and "finding satisfaction" in the Holy.

"I See You." Rev. Katie presents a God who sees our challenges in life and is with us during those trials. Using the wilderness story of Hagar and juxtaposing it with that of Christ, she weaves together a message of hope in the midst of challenges.

We often make assumptions about others, reality, and even God. In this message Anthony Gaboton explores the pitfalls of assumption and how it may be contrary to notions about God.

Rev. Micah Jackson, of Seventh Street Memorial Baptist Church in Richmond, is the guest preacher. Rev. Jackson reflects on what it means to stand on "holy ground" as Moses once stood before the burning bush.

In her first sermon delivered in Richmond Hill Chapel, Co-pastoral Director, Rev. Katie Heishman reflects on Jesus' exhortation for Peter to "cast his nets in the deep." And what do those implications have to do with us and our walk with God.

"What is your divine assignment?" Rev. Dr. Lisa Johnson challenges us to ponder on this question looking to the Gospel of Luke, in which Jesus "proclaims The Spirit of the Lord is upon, to share good news to the poor, release to the captives..."

During this MLK holiday Rev. Lindsey Franklin ponders on what transformation means in the Body of Christ and in society as a whole.

Rev. Dr. Mark Cooper shares his reflection on the baptism of Christ and the movement of the Spirit within and among us.

Due to the rise in Covid numbers our worship service is back online! Rev. Dr. Lisa Johnson opens the New Year with a message encouraging us to seek God's will in all that we do.

In her final sermon at Richmond Hill, Rev. DeBorah Cannady recounts the story of the apostle Peter and how he arrived at his calling.

During this fourth week of Advent Rev. Victoria Bethel explores the Magnificat of Mary and the implications it still has on today.

On this third week of Advent, Rev. Dr. Mark Cooper focuses on the ministry of John the Baptist. And how this prophet's message is still pertinent to us today.

In this second week of Advent, Rev. Dr. Lisa Johnson encourages the Richmond Hill community to keep hope, joy, and peace through God, during these difficult times.

In recognition of over 30 years of ministry to the metropolitan area. Richmond Hill founder, Rev. Ben Campbell delivers a sermon that commemorates this place of racial reconciliation and healing.