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Podcasts from Bethel Lutheran Church (ELCA) in Winchester, Virginia.
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Sunday Feb 12, 2017
Sunday Jan 29, 2017
Sunday Jan 22, 2017
Sunday Jan 22, 2017
Pastor Dave reflects at the beginning of worship on the unique weekend in America, with the Inauguration and the Women's March. The sermon then tackles the reality that discipleship will call us out of our comfort zone, but into the work of Jesus! We will be blessed to be a blessing!
Sunday Jan 15, 2017
Sunday Jan 15, 2017
We point to the "Lamb of God" as our model of faith. Self-sacrifice, ove of neighbor and enemy, generosity of spirit and compassion become the attributes of our life together.
Sunday Jan 08, 2017
Sunday Jan 08, 2017
Sermon for Baptism of our Lord Sunday highlights that it doesn't matter the amount of water used at Baptism or when it occurs, but the power of the promise given at baptism.
Sunday Jan 01, 2017
Tuesday Dec 27, 2016
Tuesday Dec 27, 2016
On Christmas Day, we hear the untold story of The Fourth Magi. This story, written by our own Chuck White before his death, tells a beautiful story. Chuck and his wife Karen would dress up as Santa and Mrs. Clause every Christmas. We are delighted that "Mrs. Clause" joins us to tell this wonderful story to our children on this special day.
Sunday Dec 18, 2016
Sunday Dec 18, 2016
Today, my parents, Bob and Barbara Young, renewed their vows during worship as part of their 50th Wedding Anniversary. This message is in honor of them.
Monday Dec 12, 2016
Monday Dec 12, 2016
If a world class violist plays in a DC metro station and nobody stops to hear it, is it truly great? Perhaps we can't see the beauty and grace right before our ears and eyes because we don't expect to it. Jesus comes to change our expectations and remind us that surprise and new life is readily in our presence if only our eyes are open and our ears alert to its possibility.
Sunday Dec 04, 2016
Sunday Dec 04, 2016
John the Baptizer preaches about an unquenchable fire. Yet the unquenchable fire does not have to be for destruction, but can also be for transformation. Like a potter molding clay, the "fires" of our lives can actually be shape more into the person/people God is calling us to be.