This is the Sermon Podcast from First Christian Church in Kokomo IN. for March 23, 2025. Rev. Hickman gives thoughts on "The Scatology of Sin and Repentance". Based on scripture: Luke 13:1-9.

This is the Sermon Podcast from First Christian Church in Kokomo IN. for March 16, 2025. Rev. Hickman gives thoughts on "Afraid of Foxes?". Based on scripture: Luke 31:1-9.

This is the Sermon Podcast from First Christian Church in Kokomo IN. for March 2, 2025. Rev. Hickman gives thoughts on "Full Moons and Werewolves". Based on scripture: Luke 4:1-13.

This is the Sermon Podcast from First Christian Church in Kokomo IN. for March 2, 2025. Rev. Hickman gives thoughts on "Full Moons and Werewolves". Based on scripture: Exodus 34:29-35 & 2 Corinthians 3:12-4:2. "Full moons have long been shrouded in mystery and legend, sparking imaginations with tales of werewolves and transformations. These stories capture the power of change under the light of something greater. Similarly, in 2 Corinthians, Paul writes of a different kind of transformation—one that reflects the unveiled glory of God. He speaks of boldness, renewal, and living as mirrors of God’s radiance. Today, we explore how removing the veil of fear and embracing God’s truth can transform us into His image. Just as the full moon illuminates the darkness, God’s Spirit reveals His glory within us. Let’s unpack this together."

This is the Sermon Podcast from First Christian Church in Kokomo IN. for February 23, 2025. Rev. Hickman gives thoughts on "Going Fishing". Based on scripture: 1 Corinthians 15:1-11 & Luke 5:1-11. Today, we cast our nets into the deep waters of faith as we delve into 1 Corinthians and Luke. In these passages, Jesus calls Simon Peter and his fellow fishermen to leave their boats and nets behind to become 'fishers of people.' This moment marks a profound transformation—from ordinary fishermen to extraordinary disciples. The theme 'Going Fishing' reminds us that, like Peter, we are called to extend our reach beyond the familiar, embracing the divine mission to bring others into the fold of God's love and grace. Let us explore how we, too, can answer this call to be fishers of people in our daily lives."