Dylan Parson

Summary This weeks sermon by Pastor Dylan Parson explores the concept of intelligence and obedience in dogs and applies it to the Gospel reading of John, where Jesus describes himself as the Good Shepherd and his disciples as his sheep. The sermon suggests that obedience and intelligence are often separate

Summary This weeks sermon discusses the results of a survey measuring the religiosity of Americans, which shows that fewer people consider themselves very, moderately, or even slightly religious. The trend is decreasing across all levels, with a corresponding increase in the number of people who are not religious at all.

Summary In this sermon by Pastor Dylan focuses on the idea of crowds and how they often have a bad sense of morality and can be dangerous. However, he points out that there are instances where crowds get it right, such as in the story of Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem.

Summary Pastor Dylan discusses the importance of showing hospitality to others, especially strangers. He emphasizes the idea that when we show hospitality, we’re actually welcoming God into our lives. Pastor Dylan shares several biblical examples of hospitality, including Abraham welcoming three strangers into his home and Jesus breaking bread