Sermons
Jesus Called, and They Followed
Jesus beckons us to come follow him, to come discover new life in him. He beckons us to follow, because he invites us to join him in bringing new life to the people around us.
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Keynote address from the 188th Convention of the Diocese of Tennessee
Who says Episcopalians can’t evangelize?
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To whom do we belong?
This is where the urgency and joy of our life together comes from: We are people who belong. We belong to Christ, and we belong to one another. We are people in whom new life is being born. So we have stories to tell – stories of our own healing, restoration, and reconciliation – stories to tell to those who are yearning for new life.
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Seeing through a telescope
We join in praying together that God will enlighten our hearts. We pray that, seeing God’s vision for the renewal of all things, he may teach us to engage with his power more deeply.
View SermonThirsting for God’s Presence
Whether we have ever sought a sign from the Lord or not, here it is: in Jesus, God took on flesh and hung on the cross so we could have new life with him.
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Lessons & Carols
Our festival of nine lessons and carols is patterned after the traditional service from King’s College, Cambridge. One of the most beautiful services of the year, it includes performances by our Jr. and Sr. Choristers.
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When Jesus, the Messiah comes, he overturns all our expectations. When Jesus comes, rather than bringing military might, he brings new life. In Jesus’ presence the blind see, the lame walk, the leprous are made clean, the deaf hear, the dead are raised and the poor have good new brought to them.
View SermonPutting on the Armor of Light
St. Paul bids us to put on the armor of light, which is the victory of our Lord Jesus Christ. There is urgency to this moment, because the night is far gone and the day is near.
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