"I don’t think IHOP ever had a franchise in Ephraim, but the prophet Hosea knew something about the spiritual importance of pancakes. I’ll share his insights this week in worship. See you in church." -Rev. Dr. Tom KortΑπό τον Doylestown Presbyterian Church

"Who is one person that made a lasting impression on you? Listen in on Sunday as some youth mission trip participants and I reflect on how certain people can have a great impact on our lives even after just a brief encounter." -Rev. Becca BatemanΑπό τον Doylestown Presbyterian Church

"Is it possible for a crumbling cathedral, bussing tables, and the Great Commandment to provide fodder for a sermon? Let's find out together this Sunday in worship." -Rev. Dr. Tom KortΑπό τον Doylestown Presbyterian Church

"Have you ever attended a high school reunion? If so, was it because you were curious about what became of certain classmates? What would they think about what became of you? Or more importantly - what would God think of what became of you? Let's explore this together on Sunday as we hear about a kid from Tarsus." -Rev. Dr. Tom Kort…

"Some of us remember the famous line, 'the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat,' which describes not only sports but life and faith. More than 10,000 world class athletes are descending on Paris for the 2024 Summer Olympics. I am not sure if all the authors of the Bible were good athletes, or watched Wide World of Sports, or ESPN, but they of…

"Join as we think about why a certain verse may once again (for the fourth consecutive year) be the most online searched for Bible verse." -Rev. Becca BatemanΑπό τον Doylestown Presbyterian Church

Worship on Sunday, June 30, was DPC's first Laity Sunday - with the service led entirely by our members! In this podcast, hear Scripture read by Brian Rawlings and then a sermon in three parts from Marty Starner, Jim Blore, and Tanner Benson.Από τον Doylestown Presbyterian Church

"Most of us remember that line by Forrest Gump, 'life is like a box of chocolates...' Well, this week’s sermon is titled “Life is Like a Popsicle.” Do you know why? I fill you in this week in worship." -Rev. Dr. Tom KortΑπό τον Doylestown Presbyterian Church

“I heard someone quip, that the world operates on the Golden Rule. He or she who has the most gold, makes all the rules. Interestingly, Jesus never owned a piece of gold. Yet, he taught us the gold standard for how to treat others. I wonder though, is the Golden Rule still in fashion?” -Rev. Dr. Tom Kort…

“Where is God?” many ask when hard and unexpected challenges invade their lives. This week Pastor Pauline invites us to “Mind the Gap” and consider where God might be.Από τον Doylestown Presbyterian Church

“What do a bishop, a milkman, and a pair of sparkly slippers have to do with your faith? Martin Luther knew the answer... do you? I'll fill you in..." - Rev. Dr. Tom KortΑπό τον Doylestown Presbyterian Church

"You take a lot of tests in school. All kinds of tests. There was once a little girl who took a test and it forever changed her life. I took that same test and I bet you did, too. Any idea what test it was? I'll let you know this week in worship." -Rev. Dr. Tom KortΑπό τον Doylestown Presbyterian Church

"What do Barnabas, an old Phillies player, and a banjo have to do with Pentecost and Doylestown Presbyterian Church? More importantly, what do they have to do with you and me? More than you might imagine. I fill you in this week in worship. See you then." -Rev. Dr. Tom KortΑπό τον Doylestown Presbyterian Church

Join in this week as we hear about one of the most ancient metaphors of Christian living, to be the "light of the world" and hear how Pastor Becca Bateman applied this timeless wisdom from the Scriptures and wisdom from her mom to dissolve a conflict.Από τον Doylestown Presbyterian Church

Three of our DPC Youth reflect on their time with the church during Youth Sunday.Από τον Doylestown Presbyterian Church

On the eve of Earth Day we will explore the tension between “the Earth is the Lord’s” and our responsibility to care for the beloved creation. - Rev. Pauline SextonΑπό τον Doylestown Presbyterian Church

"Some of you know that my wife just can’t get enough of those little Easter marshmallow yellow chicks. The good news is that they are now discounted 70% off the original price. I guess that’s because Easter is over, or is it? See you in worship!" - Rev. Dr. Tom KortΑπό τον Doylestown Presbyterian Church

"Join in this Sunday as we gather as a community for communion and share stories of where we recognize Jesus." - Rev. Becca BatemanΑπό τον Doylestown Presbyterian Church

"The entire Christian faith exists because of four little words. Doylestown Presbyterian would not be here if it were not for these four little words. Do you know what they are? I treat you to the answer this week.” - Rev. Dr. Tom KortΑπό τον Doylestown Presbyterian Church

"What do palm branches, a rooster, and a mother hen have to do with Holy Week? More importantly, what do they have to do with you and me? I let you know this week in worship.” - Rev. Dr. Tom KortΑπό τον Doylestown Presbyterian Church

"What do Demas, Billy Graham’s sister, and all of us have in common? Well, more than you might imagine. I’ll connect the dots for you this week.” - Rev. Dr. Tom KortΑπό τον Doylestown Presbyterian Church

"Some of us are old enough to remember the Mary Tyler Moore Show with such characters as Ted, Mr. Grant, Murray, and her dear friend, Rhoda. You don’t hear the name Rhoda as much these days, though it was a very popular in the 18th and 19th centuries. Rhoda appears only once in the Bible where she interrupts a prayer meeting with a big surprise." -…

“Most crossword puzzlers will have an edge up on this week’s sermon titled 'Anyone Remember Seth?' Do you remember Seth? Funny thing is that God sees a lot of Seth in you and me. Do you know what it is that God sees in us? I let you know on Sunday. See you then.” - Rev. Dr. Tom KortΑπό τον Doylestown Presbyterian Church

"If it weren’t for Bill Beeners, I would have given up all hope of ever stepping into a pulpit. The apostle Paul needed Onesiphorus and I needed Beeners. We all need an Onesiphorus and Beeners in our lives. I tell you the whole story this Sunday in worship." - Rev. Dr. Tom KortΑπό τον Doylestown Presbyterian Church

"Many Presbyterians I have met along the way, greet Lent with an uninterested yawn. They feel it’s sort of a liturgical speed bump that we go over to get to Easter. The genius of Lent, however, is that it is a holy reminder to slow down, to reflect, to deepen our spiritual self-awareness, and to draw closer to our Lord. This week is the first Sunda…

"This Sunday, step into the scene where Jesus, the embodiment of divine love, humbly washes the feet of his disciples. With this act, he teaches us an invaluable lesson on the power of love through serving. Can we allow ourselves to be in the posture of being loved - by our neighbor and by God? And furthermore, in turbulent events will we remember …

On our journey of faith and life we encounter the “slings and arrows of outrageous fortune,” as Shakespeare has said. Often the first question asked is “Why?” If God is loving and merciful, why is there suffering? If God is in control, why is there injustice and oppression? This Sunday, we look at the Prophet Isaiah’s words to Israel in captivity, …

"What do you think is the toughest job in America, or even in the world? Lots of possibilities to consider, but one sticks out more than any of the others. Do you know what it is? If not, I fill you in this week." -- Dr. Tom KortΑπό τον Doylestown Presbyterian Church

We celebrate Epiphany to close out the Christmas Season where we hear the story of The Wise Men from the East seeking out the King of the Jews. This is a story of mystery and intrigue. Pastor Pauline Sexton reflects on what we can learn from these Wise Men as we seek to discover who Jesus is.Από τον Doylestown Presbyterian Church

Pastor Becca Bateman offers a message about how the true meaning of Christmas is a theme for all year round!Από τον Doylestown Presbyterian Church

We hope you enjoy this special DPC podcast which includes Pastor Tom Kort's sermon from the Fourth Sunday of Advent titled “Is This the Road to Bethlehem?” followed by a wonderful Christmas Eve rendition of "Away in a Manger" by the Chancel Choir and Tom's Christmas Eve meditation titled "Christmas Grits and Grace"…

"There seem to more and more Amazon, UPS, and Fed-Ex trucks on the road this Advent season than ever before. Online retail sales are expected to reach $254 billion this year. There are some gifts, however, that are not available online but are the perfect gifts for everyone on your list. I'll let you know what they are this week." -- Pastor Tom Kor…

"'Tis the season for angels, from the Angel Gabriel to Second Class Clarence in It’s A Wonderful Life. Do you believe in angels? Have you ever seen an angel on East Court Street? I've seen quite a few. I will tell you how to spot an angel this week.” -- Pastor Tom KortΑπό τον Doylestown Presbyterian Church

"Everyone has a favorite Christmas movie. Some like the old classics like It’s A Wonderful Life or Meet Me In St. Louis. Others prefer Elf or Home Alone. The list is endless and impossible to pick just one. Even though the language gets a little salty at points, I am always drawn to Clark Griswold in National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation. So, what …

Join Pastor Becca Bateman this ‘Reign of Christ Sunday’ which calls us to remember that God is present throughout the universe - even at our own family gatherings, sometimes fraught with social and emotional landmines.Από τον Doylestown Presbyterian Church

Have you ever tried the Soul Food at Café With Soul, or The Big Easy, or Taste of Soul? Where’s the best Soul Food in town? You might be surprised. Join Tom Kort this week for some Soul in the sermon.Από τον Doylestown Presbyterian Church

What does an old man in a tattered hat with a bucket of shrimp have to do with you, me, and Doylestown Presbyterian Church's Beyond Initiative? You’ll find the answer this week as Tom Kort offers the sermon. Lay Leader Meghan Burkins offers our Old Testament Lesson from Psalm 103.Από τον Doylestown Presbyterian Church

Sharing a meal, stopping for a minute of prayer, touching base with a friend - all these ordinary experiences of the day-to-day can seem inconsequential. However, as Pastor Becca Bateman explores in this Sunday's sermon, these small moments become essential acts of Christian life.Από τον Doylestown Presbyterian Church

Have you ever tried to put a team, staff, or organization together? It’s not easy. You always want to find the right people at the right time for the right job. What criteria did Jesus use for calling disciples? Did he have a plan for spreading the love of God once he ascended to heaven? If so, what was his plan? Tune in as Pastor Tom Kort explores…

How much is a penny worth today? Most people, when they drop one, don’t bother to pick it up. So what do pennies have to do with DPC? Dr. Tom Kort invites you to tune in as he shares the miracle of the little girl’s pennies.Από τον Doylestown Presbyterian Church

We begin this Beyond initiative in the midst of a horrific week of war and destruction. In a fragile world, we come together to center our faith and our hope as Pauline Sexton reflects on Ephesians 3:20 which tells us that God is able to do more than we can think or imagine.Από τον Doylestown Presbyterian Church

There are only 74 days until the official start of winter. Have you made any winter plans? This week Dr. Kort raises an important winter question concerning life and faith. What’s the question? Tune in to find out.Από τον Doylestown Presbyterian Church

On this World Communion Sunday, Dr. Tom Kort’s meditation is titled, “Amazing Algebra and Grace." Someone once asked him, “What does algebra have to do with grace?" He responded, “I hope you will come to worship and find out!”Από τον Doylestown Presbyterian Church

Dr. Tom Kort offers the day's message from the pulpit for the first time as Transitional Pastor at DPC. He explores the meaning of love from First John and asks us to consider what difference it makes in our lives to abide in God's love.Από τον Doylestown Presbyterian Church

The Rev. Dr. Mina Choi, DPC’s Organist and Director of Youth Music, partners with DPC member Meghan Burkins aka Meghan Malloy (when performing) to offer a dramatic retelling of the life of King David. This exciting musical presentation will occur in place of a sermon and is perfect for all ages.Από τον Doylestown Presbyterian Church

This week, Pastor Becca Bateman explores the start of the Israelites' long journey through the wilderness. As we hear of their challenges, may we also feel strengthened by God's surrounding and guiding presence.Από τον Doylestown Presbyterian Church

This week, Pastor Becca Bateman looks at Moses’ familiar encounter with the divine in the form of a burning bush. We discuss what it might mean to find our footing in holy soil.Από τον Doylestown Presbyterian Church

In the sermon, John Willingham reflects on the full arc of his 36-year career as a Minister of Word and Sacrament. In it, he reflects upon the thousands of individuals who have helped shape his personal faith and service as a disciple of Jesus Christ.Από τον Doylestown Presbyterian Church

In his penultimate sermon as an installed pastor, John Willingham focuses on the years at DPC. Join us as he reflects on the special nature of this journey together and his hopes for our body of faith in the years ahead.Από τον Doylestown Presbyterian Church

Join in this week as Becca Bateman highlights Paul's encouragement to the church of Philippi. They are people like us, trusting God through all seasons of life.Από τον Doylestown Presbyterian Church