Podcast: St. George's Anglican Church - Sermons

We are never more like Jesus than when we give sacrificially, generously and cheerfully.

You do not become more generous by working on generosity, you become more generous by returning to the cross and realizing that everything you have is from God.

When confronted with sin, the true Christian feels godly grief and turns to the saviour. Godly grief does not end in grief, it leads to restored joy in Jesus Christ.

Christ and Christ alone, through his word, defines sin. The worst sin is to deny the existence of sin and the need for a saviour.

The good news of Jesus Christ is for you right now. Believe in him and you’ll be saved.

In Christ, God doesn’t give you a new start, he gives you a new self. The old person you used to be doesn’t exist anymore. You can say boldly “I am not the person I used to be.” That person has passed away and God has made you new.

When you are faced with difficulties. See them through the lens of Christ’s love. Ask yourself, “what does love demand in this situation?” Because God compels you into hard situations so that you can be faced with this question. 

You don’t have to be strong enough – God is. When you are pressed beyond your strength, it is in those moments that God’s glory shows forth in power.

Let the glory of God unveil in your life brand new hope, because your life is no longer about you – it is about Him and he is strong and able.

The boast of a Christian conscience is not in themselves, but in their loving saviour who has washed their conscience clean.