by Brian Ellison | Oct 9, 2014 | Biblical Interpretation, Marriage & Civil Unions, Sermon
So for four weeks I am going to be speaking about issues that relate to marriage and singleness, in this time that we are re-examining marriage as Presbyterians. If we don’t know who we are and cannot understand ourselves in the relationships of our lives, then the...
by Brian Ellison | May 22, 2013 | Biblical Interpretation, Covenant Network News, Personal Testimony, Sermon
The Rev. Dr. K.C. Ptomey, Jr., a former member of the Covenant Network Board, joined the Church Triumphant on May 9, 2013. K.C. was Zbinden Professor of Pastoral Ministry and Leadership at Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary, having retired as Pastor of...
by Brian Ellison | May 9, 2012 | Biblical Interpretation, Featured Categories, Featured Connecting, Sermon
A Sermon Preached by Jon M. Walton May 6, 2012 Scripture: Psalm 22: 25-31; Acts 8:26-40 Philip would have been an interesting person to know. One of the original Twelve, he has only a cameo role in Matthew’s, Mark’s, and Luke’s gospels. Just a walk-on part in each. In...
by Brian Ellison | Mar 28, 2004 | Biblical Interpretation, PC(USA) History & Polity, Personal Testimony
FROM RICHMOND TO RICHMOND A Gathering of the Covenant Network March 28, 2004 Stephen R. Montgomery It’s good to be back home. There’s a part of me that is surprised that I would say that– for two reasons. There’s the “home” part....
by Brian Ellison | Jun 17, 2002 | PC(USA) History & Polity
Is Anything Too Wonderful for Our God? Address to the Covenant Network General Assembly Luncheon 214th General Assembly, Columbus, OH 17 June 2002 Jon M. Walton Pastor, First Presbyterian Church in the City of New York I am honored to be with you today, to be the...
by Brian Ellison | Nov 5, 1999 | Biblical Interpretation, Sermon
1999 Covenant Conference Morning Worship, November 5, 1999 Sermon The Narrow Door Luke 13:22-30 Jon M. Walton Pastor, Westminster Presbyterian Church Wilmington, Delaware A few summers ago I was in Europe and as all tourists do, I visited several of those innumerable...