We are an evangelical, historically Anglican congregation in Falls Church, Virginia, a few miles from Washington, D.C. We are a vibrant congregation that also has a history that goes way back. Established in 1732 and rebuilt with the help of George Washington in 1763-1769, we long predate the country's founding. more

Sermons preached at First Presbyterian Church, Richmond, Virginia.

An audio podcast of the weekly message preached at Central United Methodist Church in Arlington, Virginia. You're invited to join us online for worship on Sundays at 10:30 a.m. Visit us on the web at cumcballston.org to learn how to join us for worship via zoom or facebook live. You're invited to join our congregation where we worship God, serve others, and embrace all.  more

Listen to our weekly podcast to get access to all the sermons and teachings from Manna Church in Stafford, Virginia. more

Thank you for listening to our Church Sermon Podcast! We hope you find these podcasts encouraging in your walk with the Lord. more

Weekly Sermons from Dranesville Church of the Brethren in Northern Virginia

Weekly sermons from River City Baptist Church, a new congregation in Richmond, Virginia. For more information or to get in touch, visit https://rivercityrichmond.org. more

Sermons and Specials from DanRiver Church in Danville, Virginia.

Sermons and formative content from City Church of Richmond, a PCA church located in Richmond, Virginia. (For a full archive of our sermons, visit our website: citychurchrva.com.) more

Welcome! We are glad you are listening along with us! Sterling United Methodist is a church in Sterling, Virginia, dedicated to inviting and nurturing others to a relationship with Christ. If you are local to our church home, we would love to meet you on Sunday morning! If you aren't 'from around here', we are thrilled you found us and invite you to join us online for worship! This channel currently hosts the Sunday messages that our pastor, Rev. Bert Cloud, delivers to our church body. These sermons are recorded live and are perfectly imperfect!www.sterlingumc.org more