Podcast: St. George's Anglican Church - Sermons

You are not ultimately the king of your own life. There is a king greater than you. Either be humble or be humbled.

It is through the storms that God sends into our lives that we learn who we really are and who God really is. Even the hardships are part of his merciful plan.

If you find yourself in the fiery furnace of this world, know that in the flames of persecution you will see and know the Lord. He will grant you the grace to persevere and He will be right there in the flames with you.

Living in interesting times is not a curse, it is a blessing. In these times, God is calling you on a grand adventure; He is calling you to a life of faithfulness in the light of Jesus.

Trust the Lord when you’re living in exile, no matter the cost. Reject the way Babylon will try to make you rely and trust in it, rather than the Lord God.

Prayer is essential to the Christian life. As you spend time in prayer with your loving Heavenly Father, you will find that your will will begin to be conformed to His will.

This is Christmas – the God of Justice lays down his riches and comes to us, so that we might return back to Him.

When you offer to God only your scraps and leftovers, it exposes the fact that your heart is far from Him. But because He is King, He deserves all of your worship and devotion.

Whether you are in exile or in the promised land, incline your heart towards the Lord always. That is where contentment is found.

Christians are committed to integrating and holding together truth and love. Check your heart; are you devoted to the truth because it is the most loving or simply because it fits into your political leaning? It is possible to hold the right value with the wrong heart and therefore be wrong.