St. Paul's Church - Willington, Ct

Guest Speaker Brandon Barnes speaks on Psalm 8.

On the meaning and significance of the outpouring of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost.

On the next big event after Jesus's resurrection.

Easter Sunday 2026.

On Matthew's account of Jesus's sacrifice.

On Jesus last hours before the crucifixion.

On how reading Jesus's three parables in Matthew 25 helps to interpret them.

On Jesus teaching about his "coming."CORRECTION FROM PASTOR RYAN: I realized on Sunday afternoon that I falsely claimed that the Jewish historian Josephus was not alive during the destruction of the Temple in 70 AD. He very much was. Josephus was alive from 37-100 AD. I blame this on a "brain glitch," as at some point I had memorized the fact that Josephus lived AFTER Jesus. Because I had a faint memory that Josephus lived after some of the events in history he helped to corroborate, my brain extended this to the Temple's destruction in an ad-lib on Sunday morning. I doubted my statement that afternoon, checked and realized my error. I apologize! I always want to do my best to be factual and truthful in sermons.

On Jesus's criticisms of the religious leaders...

This morning we considered what we can learn from four confrontations Jesus had with the religious leaders.

Phil Beatty returns to complete his reflection on Psalm 23.

On preparing for the celebration of Easter.

Guest Speaker Pastor Philip Beatty preaches on the first half of Psalm 23.

Guest speaker Evan Burgess from Congregational Church of Eastford on 1 Corinthians 1:10-31; 2:1-16

Guest speaker Kyler Barr

On three parables Jesus tells to the religious leaders who are planning to kill him.

On Jesus's triumphal entry, Temple protest, and cursing of the fig tree.

On the difference between worldly greatness and Jesus's idea of greatness.

Christmas Eve 2025.

A reflection on two people who were able to appreciate the infant Jesus for who he truly was.