Podcast: St. George's Anglican Church - Sermons

God’s word is like a mirror and in it you see who you truly are. No matter how hard you try, you are a sinner, but God’s son died to make you a saint.

When tempted in the wilderness, Jesus not only quoted the word of God, he obeyed it. Where Adam fell, Jesus stood strong. Where Israel failed, Jesus conquered. Though we fall short, Jesus has hit the mark in our place, for He lived by every word from the mouth of God.

Receive the Word of God, because it is the only way to believe in Jesus Christ, it is the only way to be sustained in suffering and persecution, and it’s the only shelter you can hope for in the coming wrath of God.

Human knowledge is limited; human wisdom is discovered, but God’s word is revealed. Ultimately, the only thing that proves true is God’s word.

In Christ’s body, there is no division between vaccinated or unvaccinated, conservative or liberal – Christ is all and in all.

Scripture is more than just human musings, it is the words of God written by men. These words are the only hope we have in charting a life pointed towards righteousness and Christ Himself.

In scripture, we have more than archetypal stories, we have eyewitness accounts carried along by the Holy Spirit.

Follow along as R.D. Glenn unpacks Psalm 119 in our ‘God’s Word Written’ sermon series.

A failure to give God’s word a place of primacy in our life is at the root of sin and a ploy of the serpent.

Christ abided by all things written in the law for us and in our place. Therefore in him we are adopted as sons of the Father and heirs to the promise.