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Scripture read in Worship November 10, 2019, at Church of the Covenant, Arlington, Virginia
Sun, Nov 10, 2019
Passage:
Jeremiah 32:1-3
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Jeremiah 32:6-15
Series:
Prophesies and Pottery: Journey with Jeremiah
Duration:
3 mins 48 secs
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Sermon: "Vessels: Healing Tears"
Sun, Oct 27, 2019
by
Rev. J. Beth Goss
Series:
Prophesies and Pottery: Journey with Jeremiah
Duration:
11 mins 4 secs
The Big Idea: To journey with Jeremiah is not an easy task. So often we just want our grieving to be over for good. We want to move on to better news and arise out of a “funk” that seems to be lingering. But life doesn’t always work that way. Grief is something that comes back up out of the blue, especially when we just can’t seem to shake a string of difficult circumstances. Time has passed for God’s people and still they are exiled from their home land. But rather than hold back the tears, God’s words invite a “fountain of tears” that can become the healing balm so desperately needed in hard times.
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Scripture read in Worship October 27, 2019, at Church of the Covenant, Arlington, Virginia
Sun, Oct 27, 2019
Passage:
Jeremiah 8:18-9:1
Series:
Prophesies and Pottery: Journey with Jeremiah
Duration:
1 mins 44 secs
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Sermon: "We Are All In This Together"
Sun, Oct 20, 2019
Duration:
19 mins 25 secs
The Big Idea: A message from the church's Vision Team.
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Scripture read in Worship October 20, 2019, at Church of the Covenant, Arlington, Virginia
Sun, Oct 20, 2019
Passage:
1 Corinthians 12:4-13
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1 Corinthians 12:27
Duration:
2 mins 4 secs
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Sermon: "Shards: Still My People"
Sun, Oct 13, 2019
by
Rev. J. Beth Goss
Series:
Prophesies and Pottery: Journey with Jeremiah
Duration:
14 mins 16 secs
The Big Idea: When we feel at our lowest about life, we, too, can feel alone and see life as a wasteland–or little broken pieces–with little to offer. In our Jeremiah journey this week, God looks at the state of affairs and despairs… and yet… God does not “end it.” Instead, God still calls them “MY people” and, like a parent despite being at their wits end, does not abandon.
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Scripture read in Worship October 13, 2019, at Church of the Covenant, Arlington, Virginia
Sun, Oct 13, 2019
Passage:
Jeremiah 4:11-12
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Jeremiah 4:22-28
Series:
Prophesies and Pottery: Journey with Jeremiah
Duration:
2 mins 36 secs
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Sermon: "Clinging to Rubble"
Sun, Oct 06, 2019
by
Rev. Billy Kluttz
Series:
Prophesies and Pottery: Journey with Jeremiah
Duration:
2 mins 41 secs
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Scripture read in Worship October 6, 2019, at Church of the Covenant, Arlington, Virginia
Sun, Oct 06, 2019
Passage:
Haggai 1:15-2:9
Series:
Prophesies and Pottery: Journey with Jeremiah
Duration:
10 mins 41 secs
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Sermon: "Clay Reworked, Not Thrown Away"
Sun, Sep 29, 2019
by
Rev. J. Beth Goss
Series:
Prophesies and Pottery: Journey with Jeremiah
Duration:
9 mins 13 secs
The Big Idea: Probably the most well-known scripture from the Book of Jeremiah is one of hope for do-overs. This is the image of God as the potter who recognizes that the direction of the clay as it is being shaped is not going to bring out its best qualities and so begins to rework it on the wheel. As long as the clay is continually worked by the potter, it can still be changed and made into the most beautiful version of itself. God is frustrated with the people’s actions, but God also knows that the true nature of God’s people remains. And so God keeps faithfully working with what is available. Are we willing to be molded by the love of God, calling us to be the best version of ourselves possible?
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Scripture read in Worship September 29, 2019, at Church of the Covenant, Arlington, Virginia
Sun, Sep 29, 2019
Passage:
Jeremiah 18:1-11
Series:
Prophesies and Pottery: Journey with Jeremiah
Duration:
2 mins 25 secs
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Sermon: "Cracked Cisterns Can't Hold Water"
Sun, Sep 22, 2019
by
Rev. J. Beth Goss
Series:
Prophesies and Pottery: Journey with Jeremiah
Duration:
15 mins 31 secs
The Big Idea: Water is life, as they say. Since the Neolithic age, humans have utilized cisterns to hold water from rainfall and runoff. Capturing the water and holding it for later use offered a guarantee and security that the people would survive times of drought. Jeremiah’s prophecy this week uses this analogy to speak of the dangers of not paying attention to the things that can sustain life for the long-haul in favor of things that are of less worth. What can we name for our time that is truly important but in danger of being neglected?
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Scripture read in Worship September 22, 2019, at Church of the Covenant, Arlington, Virginia
Sun, Sep 22, 2019
Passage:
Jeremiah 2:4-13
Series:
Prophesies and Pottery: Journey with Jeremiah
Duration:
3 mins 22 secs
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Sermon: "Called To Be A Mouthpiece"
Sun, Sep 15, 2019
by
Rev. J. Beth Goss
Series:
Prophesies and Pottery: Journey with Jeremiah
Duration:
15 mins 31 secs
The Big Idea: “Jeremiah was a prophet…” that’s how the first line of that Three Dog Night song started, but the rest of the band didn’t like it. So Jeremiah became a bullfrog in the nonsensical song that became a hit in the 1970’s. However, that first line wasn’t so random. Bullfrog groups are called “choruses” because of their loud croaking. And prophets are called to be a mouthpiece, speaking up and speaking out in order to bring awareness to life lived without careful consideration of the consequences of our actions. How are we called to be prophets in the places where our messages are not heard or appreciated?
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Scripture read in Worship September 15, 2019, at Church of the Covenant, Arlington, Virginia
Sun, Sep 15, 2019
Passage:
Jeremiah 1:4-10
Series:
Prophesies and Pottery: Journey with Jeremiah
Duration:
3 mins 24 secs
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Sermon: "An Improvising God"
Sun, Jun 23, 2019
by
Rev. Campbell Hackett
Duration:
10 mins 34 secs
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Scripture read in Worship June 23, 2019, at Church of the Covenant, Arlington, Virginia
Sun, Jun 23, 2019
Passage:
Exodus 1:22-2:9
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1 Kings 19:1-15
Series:
God, Improv, and the Art of Living
Duration:
6 mins 5 secs
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Sermon: "Something Must Be Done!"
Sun, Jun 16, 2019
by
Rev. J. Beth Goss
Duration:
24 mins 15 secs
The Big Idea: Paul's description of the maturing Christian -- from Romans 5 "suffering to endurance to character to hope to Love" -- is the movement of the Love within God's own self. This Trinity Sunday we celebrate a Triune God who moves us to ever more maturity in relationships of continuous transformation.
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Scripture read in Worship June 16, 2019, at Church of the Covenant, Arlington, Virginia
Sun, Jun 16, 2019
Passage:
Psalm 8:1-9
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Romans 5:1-5
Duration:
3 mins 15 secs
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Sermon: "You Are What You Believe"
Sun, Jun 09, 2019
by
Rev. J. Beth Goss
Series:
He is Risen, Indeed!
Duration:
11 mins 24 secs
The Big Idea: A common thread of all transformation movements throughout history is a person who makes a transformation from fear and hiding to speaking the truth, no matter what the consequences. At the Day of Pentecost, the Disciple Peter became the Apostle Peter because he apprehended the truth: Jesus was alive and therefore no one need fear death. Peter's speech to those people of Jerusalem ignited the crowd.
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