https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-wc5qn-19b0041 On All Saints Sunday, Jesus tells a story about who is blessed and then visits the biggest crook in town. #sermons #allsaintsday #firstchristianchurch Dennis Sanders, preaching | November 2, 2025 | All Saints Sunday Learn more about First Christian: https://fccsaintpaul.org Support the ministry of First Christian: https://fccsaintpaul.org/give First Christian Church of St. Paul is... Continue Reading →
Be Curious. (Luke 18:9-14) | October 26, 2025
https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-y6zdc-19a4b58 Jesus tells a story of two men who pray and about how grace comes to everyone. #sermons #ordinarytime #firstchristianchurch Teresa Kim Pecinovsky, preaching | October 26, 2025 | Twentieth Sunday After Pentecost Learn more about First Christian: https://fccsaintpaul.org Support the ministry of First Christian: https://fccsaintpaul.org/give First Christian Church of St. Paul is a small,... Continue Reading →
Open, Affirming and Following
Why we need to move from affirmation to discipleship for LGBTQ people.
Sermon: All That Sparkles
How are we receiving each other? How are we welcoming each other? How do we treat strangers, especially those who don’t agree with us?
Sermon: Resurrection Means Hope
What does it mean that Christ Is Risen?
Sermon: But Did You See the Gorilla?
Photo by David Gonzales on Pexels.com John 9:1-41| Fourth Sunday in Lent | March 19, 2023 | First Christian Church Roseville, MN Maybe you’ve seen the video. It’s the one where you are asked to count how many times a basketball is passed by a group of people as they move in what seems to... Continue Reading →
Sermon: Strange New Worlds
As we enter a new phase that is still murky, let’s do what we are called to do: preach the gospel, make disciples, and pursue God’s justice. God is calling us forward, so let’s go. Let us enter this Strange New World.
Sermon: Won’t You Be A Neighbor?
"Will we stop wondering who we can be a neighbor and focus on how we can be a neighbor?"
Sermon: While It Was Still Dark
While it was still dark meant that sin and evil are in power. God feels distant if not absent. Mary was feeling had to feel like God was distant. Where was God when Jesus was on the cross? Did God care? It’s hard to believe in God when it’s dark.
Sermon: Setting Our Face Towards Jerusalem
First Christian Church isn’t closing. We are moving, but we aren’t closing. But how can we live? What is the mission that God is giving us?
The Clockwork Pastor 