Paris Presbyterian Church

Outreach Director Joel Peterson brings this word for our online-only service from Luke 13:10-17 as we find shelter and healing in our homes during the COVID-19 outbreak.

What do we need to be saved? Will our religious observances and scripture-memorization save us? Nicodemus was curious enough about Jesus to come to him in the middle of the night with questions. Listen as Rev. Dr. Tina Hosler unpacks this text for us this week.

As we enter the wilderness of Lent, we follow Jesus from his baptism to the desert, where he is tempted by Satan. The temptations he endured might seem foreign to us, but Jesus teaches all of us how to endure temptation. Listen to this week's message from Matthew 4:1-11.

Listen as Rev. Cinda Isler, Pastor of Burgettstown Presbyterian Church, preaches from Mark 8:31–38 about the Lenten call to take up our cross to follow Jesus.

Where are you on your spiritual journey? Are you high up on the mountaintop seeing God's glory? Or are you down in the valley, unsure which way to go, certain that Jesus could not be there. Wherever you find yourself, Rev. Dr. Tina Hosler's sermon this week from the Transfiguration in Matthew 17 helps us to consider how Jesus is with us wherever we are.

Living in community is difficult. The commandments given in the Old Testament are a good starting point, but Jesus tells us in Matthew 5:21-37 that God's desire for relationships goes deeper than what the law requires. Listen to this week's sermon from Rev. Dr. Tina Hosler as she unpacks this text.

We'd be much more comfortable living in the past, bemoaning the present darkness. But this week's sermon from Matthew 5:13-20 challenges us to be salt and light, a powerful public witness.

Listen to Rev. Dr. Tina Hosler's sermon on The Beatitudes, from Matthew 5:1–12.

Listen to Rev. Tara Fanton's final sermon as Assistant Pastor as she encourages the church to be united in serving Jesus.

Listen to this week's sermon from John 1:29–42.

Hear this week's message from Rev. Dr. Tina Hosler based on Matthew 3:13-17, the Baptism of Jesus. In his baptism, Jesus takes on our sin. What do we take on when we profess those vows for ourselves and our children?

Listen to this week's sermon from John 1:1–18 and Genesis 1 as we begin the new year and consider the coming of the "Word made flesh."

Our Outreach Director, Joel Peterson, offers this challenging word from Matthew 2 and the story of Herod's slaughter of the innocents, calling back to mind the struggle of the Israelites in Egypt. The gift of Jesus brings its fair share of difficulties. Will we return the gift or trust the God of deliverance through faith?

What can we learn from Mary's fiancé, who was given some shocking news and asked to trust in faith? Hear this week's sermon from Rev. Dr. Tina Hosler on Matthew 1:18-25.

Listen as Pastor Tina and our church officers talk about our vision for the next year, drawing on lectionary readings from Isaiah 35:1-10 and James 5:7-10.

Listen to Associate Pastor Tara Fanton's message from Philippians 1, reminding us all of the tangible hope that is offered through the body of Christ at Paris Presbyterian Church.