Wow you can feel the season in the air! Autumn is such a beautiful time of year with the leaves changing colors and the air being crisp and cooler! We need to remember to thank the Lord for all of our blessings – the weather, waking up each morning, our families, and for giving us each new day to enjoy! Now here is this week’s sermon:

Good afternoon! Well it looks like we have gone to more Fall like weather around here in Passapatanzy. Not cold, by any means, but quite a bit cooler. But it is still a beautiful day with the sun shining and so much to be thankful for today. And the best way to start the week off is either in Church this morning or by viewing and listening to the service here. With that let’s get the sermon started:

Good Morning! I hope you have all had a great weekend and are ready to greet the new week! It is supposed to be another warm week so get out when you can and enjoy the wonderful weather. Please remember all the sick and/or injured in your prayers. As we get ready for winter soon, remember to include those who can’t get out or have no family near them in your plans. Now here is Pastor Barry’s sermon for this week:

Good morning! Sorry for posting yesterday’s sermon late but it couldn’t be helped. I hope you all are well and ready for the new week. Please remember all who may be sick or injured in your prayers. Take care! Now here is this week’s sermon:

Wow, what a beautiful day! It is so nice here in Passapatanzy today! A beautiful day to go outside enjoy and all the wonders God has blessed us with here on Earth! Please remember to pray for all of those who may be sick or injured that they may recover soon! Let’s start the week off with a new sermon from Pastor Barry:

Good afternoon! Well, we are starting our third full week of September! WOW, does time fly! As we get into fall and we start getting some cooler days, don’t forget to check on your neighbors to make sure they are ready for winter, especially the elderly who may have trouble doing the little things we take for granted. Remember – some day we may be in the same situation as they are now. Although none of us know when we will leave this earth, we all hope there will be someone who will look out for us if we live to be elderly. Once again I ask you to keep all those who may be sick or injured in your prayers as well as their loved ones. Now for this week’s sermon:

Oh what a beautiful day the Lord has given us! I pray you are all doing well and are able to enjoy this wonderful weather. As we go into the Fall season here in Virginia, we will find our weather jumping back and forth from hot to cold and wet and dry and back again, but we should always be grateful that no matter what the weather is at any given time the Lord has allowed us to be here for it! Here is today’s sermon:

Good afternoon everyone! I hope you are all well and enjoying this beautiful day! It’s always a beautiful day when we are given another day to enjoy! Don’t forget to say prayers for all who are ill or injured. May our Lord walk with us, guide us, and give us the strength, the knowledge and the wisdom to do what he wants us to do while we are here to help those in need! Bless you! Now here is this week’s sermon:

Good afternoon! I hope everyone is well and enjoying a great day! Remember – no matter what the weather is like, it’s always a great day to be alive! We all fuss and fume about the bad things associated with growing old but we need to be thankful that we have been allowed to be here on earth long enough to grow old! Take care and enjoy the week to come. Now here is today’s sermon, given by Lori Radolinski due to Pastor Barry having been on vacation, to start your week off:

Sorry this is so late being posted but I checked once on it and it was still processing and then I just forgot to go back and check again until now. Not an excuse, just the facts as it is! Again, I am sorry as I know some of you start looking for it in the early afternoon. I pray that you all have a wonderful week and that you and your loved ones stay well. Now here is today’s sermon.