Sermons by the Rev. David Wheeler

Divinely Relational (Trinity Sunday)

In this Trinity Sunday message given in worship on May 30, 2021, Rev. Wheeler discusses the idea of the Triune God as an expression of Divine Community. "Divinely Relational," based on Romans 8:12-17, emphasizes our need for one another, in community, and how together, we experience God as we live out this calling.

A Reasonable Passion (Pentecost 2021)

Rev. Wheeler shared this sermon for Pentecost Sunday, May 23, 2021. If COVID could spread around the world, can the Holy Spirit help us spread something positive and truly transforming? Based on Acts 2.

The Other Famous Prayer of Jesus

Rev. Wheeler shared this sermon in worship on May 16, 2021, based on John 17:6-19. If you could have Jesus pray just one thing for YOU... what would it be?

They Say Home Is Where the Heart Is

Rev. Wheeler shared this sermon based on John 15:9-17 in worship on May 9, 2021. We have the opportunity to create a "home" for all those who need to know the power of unconditional love.

Easier Said Than Done

Click to listen to this sermon shared by Rev. Wheeler in worship on May 2, 2021. Based on 1 John 4:7-21, this message takes a look at what love requires from us. Living out a life of love is certainly easier said than done!

The Power of Perspective

Rev. Wheeler preached this sermon in worship on Sunday, April 25, 2021. Based on Acts 8:26-39 (Phillip and the Ethiopian Eunuch), this sermon explores the part of this story we are NOT told in the text. Could it be that this Eunuch was actually the one INCLUDING Phillip? And, could it be that the Eunuch may have even saved the Church?

A Journey, Not a Destination

Rev. Wheeler offered this sermon during worship on April 18, 2021. Based on 1 John 3:1-7, this sermon takes a look at how we view life and salvation. In addition, he offers a pastoral response to the recent mass shootings and instances of police violence.

An Open-Door Faith

Rev. Wheeler offered this sermon in worship on April 11, 2021. "Doubting Thomas," gets a bad wrap, Rev. Wheeler suggests. A healthy skepticism can be a good thing as long as one keeps their heart and mind open, like a door, to new information. Based on John 20:19-31.

Again and Again, the Sun Rises (Easter 2021)

Click to listen to the final part of this, "Again and Again," series. Rev. Wheeler draws on the Mark 16:1-8 account of the Easter story to proclaim, "Again and Again, The Sun Rises."

Again and Again, We Draw on Courage

Click to listen to Rev. Wheeler's sermon from worship on March 28, 2021 (Palm Sunday). This was part of the Lenten series, "Again and Again," and is based on John's account of Jesus' entry into Jerusalem.