Sermons for a Critical Faith First Presbyterian Church of Lincoln, Nebraska

This sermon delves into the daunting state of the world, where societal distrust and the longing for a leader to fix everything are prevalent. It challenges the audience to consider putting their faith and trust in God rather than relying solely on human leaders, exploring the implications of partnering with God through turbulent times.



June 9th, 2024 | God Amidst Chaos: Our True Leader | Rev. Dr. Sue Coller | First Presbyterian Church

This sermon explores a breakfast by the beach where the speaker realized the spiritual sustenance from Jesus surpasses physical food, bringing joy, encouragement, faith, and peace. It highlights Christ's desire to nourish all for life's challenges, transforming broken dreams into hope. The audience is urged to carry Christ's love to the world and remember His constant presence, providing support and grace.



June 2nd, 2024 | Spiritual Nourishment for Life's Trials and Struggles | Rev. Sue Babovec | First Presbyterian Church

This untraditional sermon explores Acts 2 through the practice of Lectio Divina. Listeners are invited to consider questions about God's message and how they can be part of what God is doing in the world.



May 19th, 2024 | Pentecostal Awakening: Diving Into Acts 2 Through Lectio Divina | Rev. Dr. Sue Coller | First Presbyterian Church

Dr. Sue Coller explores the meaning of true friendship based on how Jesus loved his disciples. She encourages the congregation to build each other up, care for one another, risk vulnerability, and share their fears and hopes, to create a community where everyone supports one another.



May 5th, 2024 | Building True Friendships: Following Jesus' Example | Rev. Dr. Sue Coller | First Presbyterian Church

The annual “Gifts of Women” worship service hosted by Presbyterian Women features a sermon on embracing imperfections and a special tribute to Carlene Waldron for her service to the church. Let's celebrate God's love and the women who care for those in need.


April 28th, 2024 | “The Beauty of Being Imperfectly Perfect” | Dr. Vena Beth Alesio | First Presbyterian Church