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Rescuing His Lost Sheep | Rt. Rev. Greg Brewer
In this sermon, Bishop Greg Brewer, reflects on the image of Jesus as the Shepherd who relentlessly pursues and rescues his sheep. Drawing on the Gospel and Epistle re...
Divine Things, Human Things | Rev. Parker Williams
What does it mean to follow Jesus when the path leads through suffering, sacrifice, and the cross? Jesus’ challenging call to “deny yourself, take up your cross, and f...
The Reluctant Servant | Rt. Rev. Gregory Brewer
The Rt. Rev. Gregory Brewer reflects on the struggle to choose Christ’s way over our own. When we offer ourselves to God and turn outward in service, He opens our eyes...
Church on the Move | Rev. Jordan Griesbeck
The Church is called to more than self-preservation. Because it is built on Christ, it can move forward confidently against the gates of hell. Fr. Jordan Griesbeck exp...
Create in Me a Clean Heart | The Rt. Rev. Greg Brewer
The Rt. Rev. Greg Brewer reflects on Jesus’ teaching that what matters most to God is not our outward appearance, status, or ability to impress, but the condition of o...
Mercy at the Table | Rev. Shawn Torres
The Rev. Shawn Torres proclaims that neither pedigree nor spiritual performance earns us a place at Christ’s table. Through the faith of the Canaanite woman, we see th...
Home after Exile | Rev. Jon Jordan
Humanity was created for communion with God, but sin has left us living in exile from our Creator. Reflecting on Romans 10, this sermon explores how Jesus fulfills God...
The Abyss of Faith | Rev. Jordan Griesbeck
When fear leaves us feeling alone and out of control, Christ meets us in the middle of the storm. Drawing from Jesus walking on the water and Edgar Allan Poe’s “A Desc...
Bring What You Have | Rev. Parker Williams
The Rev. Parker Williams reflects on Jesus’ command to his disciples: “You give them something to eat.” When life demands more than we can provide, Christ does not ask...
More Than Enough | Rev. Shawn Torres
Deacon Shawn Torres preaches on God’s abundant provision and unshakable covenant mercy. When we bring our empty hands, limited strength, and insufficient resources to ...
Eighth Sunday after Pentecost (Contemporary)
What do we pray when we do not understand what God is doing in our lives? Bishop Gregory Brewer reminds us that we were never meant to have all the answers. Our need, ...
Eighth Sunday after Pentecost (Traditional)
What do we do when life doesn't unfold the way we expected? In Romans 8, the Apostle Paul reminds us that we live in the "already and not yet"—already adopted as God's...
Seventh Sunday after Pentecost (Contemporary)
We all know what it feels like to see a gap between the person we are and the person we long to become. We want to be more loving, less anxious, more patient, more fai...
Seventh Sunday after Pentecost (Traditional)
Jesus' Parable of the Sower is not ultimately about becoming "better soil" through greater effort. It is about the astonishing generosity of God, who continues to sow ...
Sixth Sunday after Pentecost (Contemporary)
We all carry burdens—some placed on us by the world, and many we place on ourselves. The struggle with sin, the pressure to be "good enough," and the exhaustion of try...
Sixth Sunday after Pentecost (Traditional)
Why do we continue to struggle with sin even after becoming Christians? Romans 7 confronts one of the most familiar battles of the Christian life—and offers a surprisi...
Fifth Sunday after Pentecost (Contemporary)
What if one small act of kindness could have an eternal impact? Rev. Oliver Lee reflects on Jesus' words in Matthew 10, reminding us that God's kingdom is often advanc...
Fifth Sunday after Pentecost (Traditional)
What does true freedom actually look like? Rev. Jon Jordan explores one of the most challenging truths of the Christian life: every person serves a master. Through the...