Podcast: St. George's Anglican Church - Sermons

The strength of our friendship with Christ is that he comes to us in peace even when we fail him. The Risen Christ comes to you in peace and brings you peace.

When the Risen Christ reveals himself to you in fellowship, the word, and the breaking of bread, your heart will burn within you and you will be born again.

Everything in the created order is under the authority of the risen Jesus. Your task as a christian may be great, but your Lord Jesus is greater than the task.

Apart from a real, historic, bodily resurrection of Jesus of Nazareth the Christ, we are hopeless and helpless before God. An Easterless Christianity is a powerless and hopeless Christianity.

Christian, in prayer and in fasting remember where your true source of nourishment lies. Jesus will fill the deep-seated hunger in your soul. Stop searching for joy and happiness in earthly things and turn to Jesus.

If you are harbouring resentment and unforgiveness, it is because you have forgotten the grace of God in Jesus. When you truly experience the grace of God in Christ Jesus, it will make you gracious towards others.

Until you know God as Father you cannot truly pray. Come to God with child-like wonder. Marvel at things you might have taken for granted. The more that you pray the more you will realize that everything you have is grace.

You don’t need to win an audience with God, you already have him. You have a Father who made you, cares for you and knows you better than you know yourself. So pray to Him with vulnerability and an open heart.

If your picture of paradise is endless relaxation and amusement, then you have been sold a lie. Man was made to work and it is only through work that our rest has any true meaning or value.

God is the one who brings order from chaos. You can see this order and beauty in his elegant universe. Watch as R.D. Glenn opens Genesis 1:1-2:3 and explores creation and our Creator.