Sermon, The First Sunday after Trinity, 2026
The Trinity season of the Church is focused upon spiritual growth, and we are reminded this Sunday that love is at the heart of spiritual growth. Growing in godliness is not some internal private things we do, but rather it is primarily about growing in love and service of others. Our spiritual disciplines are important, but we participate in them so that we can move into the world without fear and be Christ’s ambassadors. Let us not seek growth for growth sake, but let us grown so that we can be more focused upon God and upon serving the image of God in all of those around us. Propers …
Sermon, The First Sunday after Trinity, 2024
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Sermon, Trinity Sunday, 2026
The doctrine of the Trinity is more than just esoteric theological speculation. This doctrine represents for us our return to participation in the life of God. Let us thus not just throw our hands up in exasperation at the incomprehensibility of God, but let this doctrine be for us a source of comfort and assurance. Propers Manuscript Sermon Archive
Sermon, The 2nd Sunday after Christmas, 2026
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Homily, The Feast of the Circumcision of Christ / The Holy Name, 2026
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Sermon, Feast of the Holy Innocents, 2025
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Homily, Feast of St. John, 2025
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Homily, The Feast of St. Stephen, 2025
Martyrdom is not something that we consider very often in America. Persecution for us is that someone said something unkind to us on our way to church. Yet real suffering for Christ has been part of the Christian experience from the very beginning. Jesus deserve all of our loyalty. Are we willing to suffer for His sake? Are we will to allow our families to suffer for Jesus’ sake? These are difficult questions, and yet the answer is that we must give everything for Christ. May we prepare in times of comfort and property for the persecution that we may one day face. Like Stephen who followed the example set…
Homily, Christmas Eve, 2025
Why does Christmas touch us so deeply? Certainly part of the reason is because one of the core themes is love revealed by the incredible gift of God to us in the Incarnation. But more than that, Christmas also represents the turning back of a world of darkness beginning with a single, seemingly insignificant, point of light; hope for the world contained within a helpless infant. Propers Sermon Notes Sermon Archive
Homily, Christmas Eve, 2024
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