Sermons & Presentations

College years are filled with choices about intimate relationships that span everything from romance and friendship to family. In this lecture, Erin addresses the students of Berry College with wisdom and insights on how they are currently navigating relationships and why the Gospel and the art of friendship need re-centering in this journey.

In a world filled with digital noise and shallow connections, Erin helps us see God’s design for deeper relationships where we are truly seen, known, and loved. With wisdom, research, and real-life stories, she explores how intimacy goes beyond sex to include friendship, identity, and genuine community. Come be encouraged and challenged to pursue the kind of Christ-centered relationships our hearts most long for

Using Psalm 88, this sermon looks at the ache of loneliness and despair and how Scripture helps us navigate and understand these issues in our lives. This is part of a summer sermon series on the Psalms and mental/emotional health.

This sermon is the capstone talk for a full weekend of talks and activities for the Parish Retreat. The theme of the retreat is The Art of Friendship. This sermon is on the book of Ruth and how friendship is where we learn and know and the gospel.

Continuing the church's summer study of John and using themes from Daniel Nayeri's book "Everything Sad is Untrue", Erin preaches about the story of Jesus and the unnamed nobleman from John 4:46-53.

Back at her alma mater, Erin delivers the sermon for Trinity seminarians and professors for the chapel service prior to Advent 2022.

Continuing the church's series through the book of Revelation, Erin preaches on Revelation 7:9-17

This sermon was delivered to the seminarians, faculty, and staff of Truett Seminary at Baylor University for their weekly chapel service. The passage selection: Genesis 16:1-16

This sermon is a special address that outlines ways to care for 18-29 year olds in our churches.

Erin joins two other panelist to debate whether Christians should or should not use the Enneagram.

This sermon was delivered to the Berry College students attending College Church outside on the front steps of the College Chapel. Erin asks students to consider why they do (or would) attend a local church and what it means to be the church.

This post-pandemic sermon was delivered to the Berry College students attending College Church outside on the front steps of the College Chapel. Erin invites students to reflect on the toll of the lock-down and how to move forward in spiritual renewal.