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Please enjoy this preview of FPC Virtual Connection for the Fifth Sunday after Epiphany at First Presbyterian Church 1793

This week’s sermon title,  “Do Be Do Be Do,” sounds like Frank Sinatra singing the closing bars of his song “Strangers in the Night.”

Who we are is as important as what we do.  Being is as important as doing.  How we are is as essential as what we do.  What do we do and why do we do it?  Thus: Do Be Do Be Do.

The prophet Isaiah teaches the difference between false and true worship.  Going through the motions of faith is different than authentically living our faith.

Jesus says that his followers are the salt of the earth and the light of the world.

Followers can lose their distinctively flavorful positive influence in the world.  When that we lose our saltiness, we are no longer “good for anything.”  Followers of Jesus, who are the light of the world, may hide their light “under a bushel,” which is a waste.  Jesus says that we are to “let our light shine” so that others may “see our good works and give glory to God in Heaven.”

How are we salt of the earth?  How are we the light of the world?  Are we still salty?  Do we let our light shine?  What do we do to flavor the world?  What do we do to shine God’s light to the world?

We hope you’ll join us for 10:30 a.m. Worship.

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