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Redeemed How I Love To Proclaim It

Jan 30, 2016
John K. McGhee

In the natural world we are born to live in order to die. In God’s world we are born to die in order to live. If that sounds like an upside-down existence, you are right. But that is what we celebrate today. Every person who loves and respects God is invited to participate in a most compelling drama called the Eucharist. Our church practices open communion for people of all faiths. This is the day to celebrate death, healing, and…

Jesus Heals

Jan 23, 2016
Ron Everett

“Jesus Heals” by Elder Ron Everett, preached January 23rd, 2016 at the Mount Vernon Seventh-day Adventist Church in Mount Vernon, Washington

Heavenly Voices

Jan 16, 2016
John K. McGhee

Our Bible study from Revelation 7, 14, & 15 will inspire you to become a famous song writer. Someday your song may be accompanied by the largest symphonic string group in the world. It is possible, but only if you get a big break . . .Plus, you could be selected to sing a #1 chart-topper, under the right circumstances. Do you want to enter the open competition. Mount Vernon’s got talent. You may be the one of billions who…

The Math of the Cross

Jan 9, 2016
Roger Coon

“The Math of the Cross” by Elder Roger Coon, preached January 9th, 2016 at the Mount Vernon Seventh-day Adventist Church in Mount Vernon, Washington

Angel Voices

Jan 2, 2016
John K. McGhee

Angel Voices by Pastor John McGhee at the Mount Vernon Seventh-day Adventist Church in Mount Vernon, Washington

Stewardship, a Spiritual Character

Dec 26, 2015
Mark Everett

Stewardship, a Spiritual Character by Elder Mark Everett at the Mount Vernon Seventh-day Adventist Church in Mount Vernon, Washington

Taking Care of Each Other

Dec 13, 2015
Mark Everett

In the season of giving and receiving gifts, it is easy to overlook the basic needs of others. In “Taking Care of Each Other” by Elder Mark Everett, we are reminded how important it is to offer things that are free, that are necessary to everyone’s well-being. A smile, a kind word, walking WITH each other through life’s valleys. Offering respect for ALL, regardless of how they present themselves. This sermon is a MUST watch, and please bless others by sharing!