Pastor Betsey’s sermon “The Tyranny of Mine” uses Jesus’ teaching in Luke 12:13-21 and 32-34 to confront the tyranny of possession, self-centered security, and misplaced trust. Jesus rebukes a man […]
Pastor Betsey’s sermon “The Tyranny of Mine” uses Jesus’ teaching in Luke 12:13-21 and 32-34 to confront the tyranny of possession, self-centered security, and misplaced trust. Jesus rebukes a man […]
Pastor Betsey’s sermon “Being the Body” draws on Paul’s image of the church as one body with many indispensable parts to challenge the fear that any single role or leader […]
Pastor Betsey’s sermon “Gifted for Service” teaches that while we naturally marvel at extraordinary talents, God’s Spirit gives a wide variety of gifts to every believer for the common good, […]
In “It’s About Time,” Rev. Betsey explores the biblical perspective on time as a precious, finite gift from God that shapes our lives and spiritual journey, drawing on passages like […]
In this sermon, Rev. Jourdan Turner Cornell reflects on the sixth petition of the Lord’s Prayer—“Lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil”—through the lens of Jesus’ own […]
In “Forgive us our Debts as We Forgive our Debtors,” Rev. Betsey teaches that this petition in the Lord’s Prayer calls believers to recognize both their need for God’s forgiveness […]
In her sermon “Give Us This Day our Daily Bread,” Pastor Betsey reflects on Jesus’ invitation in the Lord’s Prayer to ask God for daily provision, teaching that this petition […]
Hallowed Be Thy Name A Sermon by Rev. Betsey Moe – September 14, 2025 Community Presbyterian Church, Post Falls, Idaho Scripture Readings Exodus 20:7 “You shall not make wrongful use […]
Our Father, Who Art in Heaven A Sermon by Rev. Betsey Moe – September 7, 2025 Community Presbyterian Church, Post Falls, Idaho Beginning the Lord’s Prayer In September and October, […]
Rivalry and Redemption: A Lesson from the Story of Joseph By Rev. Betsey Moe | Community Presbyterian Church, Post Falls Sibling rivalry. It’s as old as time. Cain and Abel. […]