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Tag Archives: ad fontem
Who IS This? Matthew 21:1-11
A sermon delivered on April 2, 2023, Palm Sunday, by Patrick H. Wrisley, D.Min. How many of you can tell me what this means? (I hold my hand making a Peace Sign). It means, “Peace!” to you. It means, “Hey … Continue reading →
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Making Choices, 1 Corinthians 3: 1-9
A sermon delivered February 12, 2023, by Patrick H. Wrisley, D.Min. Making choices. You and I are faced with making choices the moment we wake up in the morning. Do I stay in bed, or do I get up? What … Continue reading →
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The Characteristics of a Disciple, Matthew 5:13-20
A sermon preached by Patrick H. Wrisley on February 5, 2023. Matthew 5.1 says that Jesus went up onto the mountain and Matthew 8.1 says Jesus came down the mountain. Sandwiched between these two verses are three chapters that comprise … Continue reading →
Christmas Day Message: What’s Your Sign?, Luke 2:1-20
A sermon preached by Dr. Patrick H. Wrisley, December 25, 2022. In the name of the One who is, who was, and is yet to come, good morning and merry Christmas! This is a day the Lord has made, beloved, what … Continue reading →
Advent #4: What Does Joseph’s Announcement Mean For You? Matthew 1:18-25
All the little open windows on our Advent calendars are beginning to show that there are not many days left before Christmas! We find ourselves on the last Sunday of Advent with all four candles on the wreath lit leaving … Continue reading →