All Souls Presbyterian Church

Listen as RUF campus minister Ethan Brown preaches on John 14:15–31, showing that Jesus is our prophet, and exploring the prophet’s power, presence, and purpose. Part of a series, “The Ascended Christ.” From Sunday Worship, June 19, 2022. allsoulspca.org

A sermon on Philippians 1:1–11. Delivered by guest speaker Josué Pernillo during Sunday Worship on June 12, 2022. allsoulspca.org

Our sinful pasts do not interrupt or limit the purposes of God. In this sermon on Genesis 11:10–32, Pastor Luke Herche shows “where God’s purposes begin,” looking at our sinful pasts, our painful presents, and our false starts. Part of a series on Genesis. From Sunday Worship, June 05, 2022. allsoulspca.org

Jesus makes bold claims about himself in John 5:31–47. Why should we believe him? Listen as Pastor Luke Herche preaches on this passage, showing why we should believe Jesus, how the Father testifies, and asking the question, “What stands in your way?” Part of a series, “The Gospel of John.” From Sunday Worship, May 29, 2022. allsoulspca.org

Who is Jesus? Many today believe Jesus came as a good person to help people do good things, but we find in John’s gospel that Jesus came as the divine Savior to give life to the dead. Jesus called God his own Father, making himself equal with God. Listen as Pastor Luke Herche preaches on John 5:16–30, exploring the unique, intimate unity between the Father and the Son--and the call to listen to Jesus, believe the one who sent him, and find life. Part of a series, “The Gospel of John.” From Sunday Worship, May 22, 2022. allsoulspca.org

Are you hopeless? Where is hope found? Listen as Pastor Luke Herche answers these questions, preaching from John 5:1–15. Part of a series, “The Gospel of John.” From Sunday Worship, May 15, 2022. allsoulspca.org

Listen as RUF campus minister Ethan Brown preaches out of Psalm 24, expanding on what it means for believers to belong to, to approach, and to follow the risen King Jesus. Part of a series, “The Ascended Christ.” From Sunday Worship, May 8, 2022. allsoulspca.org

What is faith and how do you grow it? Faith does not start with signs and miracles, or even reason... Instead, faith begins by taking God at his word and then letting him prove faithful. Listen as Pastor Luke Herche teaches about faith from John 4:43–54, explaining what it's not, what it is, and how it grows. Part of a series, “The Gospel of John.” From Sunday Worship, May 1, 2022. allsoulspca.org

What would it take to solve all the world’s problems? All of your problems? What would it take to fix what is broken? Jesus is on a mission as the savior of the world––and he now calls us to be a part of that work. The question is, what is your role in God’s purposes? Listen as Pastor Luke Herche preaches on John 4:27–42, showing God’s good news for mournful and weary souls. Part of a series, “The Gospel of John.” From Sunday Worship, April 24, 2022. allsoulspca.org

What is the impossibility that makes the impossible possible? Listen as Pastor Luke Herche preaches on Acts 2:22–24, expounding upon the resurrection of Jesus and how "it was not possible" for him to remain dead--and what that means for believers today. Delivered on Easter Sunday, April 17, 2022. allsoulspca.org

A sermon on 1 Samuel 14:24–46. Delivered by guest speaker David Keithley during Sunday Worship on April 10, 2022. allsoulspca.org

A sermon on Matthew 9:35–10:16. Delivered by church elder Scott Morrison during Sunday Worship on April 3, 2022. allsoulspca.org

Listen as Pastor Luke Herche preaches on John 4:19–26, showing that the time of true worship is now, the object of true worship is the Father, and the place of true worship is in spirit and truth. Part of a series, “The Gospel of John.” From Sunday Worship, March 27, 2022. allsoulspca.org

Jesus comes to cross barriers to bring living water to thirsty souls. Listen as Pastor Luke Herche preaches on John 4:1–18, expanding on this theme and showing how Jesus sympathizes with every weakness, crosses every barrier, and satisfies every thirsty heart. Part of a series, “The Gospel of John.” From Sunday Worship, March 20, 2022. allsoulspca.org

We all want to be the star of our own show. But whose story are we really living in? Listen as Pastor Luke Herche takes a look at John 3:22–36 (including John the Baptist’s famous line “He must increase, but I must decrease”), showing us our bitterness and jealousy when the world doesn't revolve around us, the centrality and preeminence of Jesus, and the role we get to play in his story. Part of a series, “The Gospel of John.” From Sunday Worship, March 13, 2022. allsoulspca.org

What does it mean to come into the light? Why should we do it? How do we do it? Listen as Pastor Luke Herche explains, preaching out of John 3:14–21 Part of a series, “The Gospel of John.” From Sunday Worship, February 27, 2022. allsoulspca.org

Will everything work out in the end? It all depends on what you mean by “everything” and “work out” and “in the end,” and just how you think that is going to happen. As the saying goes, “the devil is in the details.” Listen as Pastor Luke Herche preaches on Romans 8:18–30, showing that this lie denies brokenness and judgment, this lie destroys longing and urgency, and this lie distorts our hope. Part of a mini-series, “Lies We Tell Ourselves.” From Sunday Worship, February 20, 2022.

Many people believe the lie that you should “follow your heart.” Listen as Pastor Luke Herche preaches on Matthew 16:24–27, showing that this lie distorts the meaningfulness of your life, leads to losing your self, and denies that true life must be found outside ourselves. Part of a mini-series, “Lies We Tell Ourselves.” From Sunday Worship, February 13, 2022.

Pastor Luke Herche preaches on Philippians 4:10–13, exposing the destructive results of believing that “I can only be happy if...” and showing the way to true joy and contentment. Part of a mini-series, “Lies We Tell Ourselves.” From Sunday Worship, January 30, 2022.

The belief that “I have what it takes within myself” is a commonly accepted lie. Listen as Pastor Luke Herche preaches on 2 Corinthians 12:7–10, showing how this lie is destructive, promoting pride, condescension and despair; how it distorts the reality of God-given strengths; and how it denies the necessity of Christ’s power at work in our weakness. Part of a mini-series, “Lies We Tell Ourselves.” From Sunday Worship, January 23, 2022.