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Window on the Word

Window on the Word

Van: Port Nelson United Church
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Welcome to Window on the Word: A podcast from Port Nelson United Church in Burlington, Ontario. In this series, we seek to shine contemporary light on ancient words. Windows of understanding are opened on biblical stories as we listen for words of hope, grace and love for daily life in this world. We hope that these words encourage and nurture your spiritual journey.
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  • Telling and Rehearsing the Story - A Sermon on Psalm 34
    2 Nov 2026
    "Taste and see that the Lord is good." These words from Psalm 34, read this Sunday by Mark Ricchio at Port Nelson, may seem better suited for happy times than for times of mourning and reflection, but as the Rev. Dr. Michael Brooks discusses in his sermon, Psalm 34 includes both assurance and reflections on trouble. It is an appropriate theme for All Saints Day, when we remember the saints in the church and our lives who are present and those who have passed away from us to God. Michael speaks on how remembering and mourning for those who have gone includes telling their stories in faith, including both the good and the difficult.

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    18 min.
  • A Dwelling Place - A Sermon on Psalm 90 (selected verses) by the Rev. Terry Dempsey
    26 Oct 2026
    The Psalms speak eloquently of God, humankind and just about everything else. Psalm 90 is the only Psalm attributed to Moses. It is a corporate, hope-filled prayer that brings us face-to-face with the eternal greatness of God, and the fragile brevity of human life. It reminds us that our days are limited, but that God is our eternal refuge and source of mercy and love. In this sermon, guest preacher Rev. Terry Dempsey reflects on the meaning of God being our dwelling place - compared to a place where we live. In a world that rushes toward the temporary, Psalm 90 calls us to number our days, to seek God's compassion, and anchor our work in hope in the One who is from everlasting to everlasting.

    The Rev. Terry Dempsey is a retired Baptist minister who served for a number of years at Burlington Baptist Church. Terry is no stranger to Port Nelson, having covered sabbatical leaves for our ministerial staff in the past.

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    27 min.
  • It is the Lord's - A Sermon on Matthew 22:15-22
    19 Oct 2026
    “Give therefore to Caesar the things that are Caesar’s and to God the things that are God’s.” As Port Nelson observes World Food Day, the Rev. Dr. Michael Brooks reflects on the question to Jesus about paying taxes in Matthew 22:15-22. What does it mean to give to God the things that are God's in our time? On a day when we remember food as a blessing from God, how are we called to share with those who presently lack this blessing?

    If you'd like to discover more about our community, you can visit our website at portnelson.ca.

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    Facebook: /PortNelsonUnitedChurch
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    22 min.
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