Restoration Anglican Church Staunton: Recent Episodes
Restoration Anglican Church, Staunton VA
What hope do we have when things seem bleak? The metaphor of a river of living water, at various places throughout scripture, gives us confidence in how God will redeem his creation, shows us what part we play in his plan of restoration, and gives us hope for where his one Church is headed and […]
John invites multiple times to “behold” Jesus, to “come and see” Jesus. When we do, the first picture that emerges is one of Jesus attending at a wedding; a picture of feasting, of compassion, of friendship, and of grace. But the bigger picture that emerges is the true wedding of Christ and his church that […]
Why does Peter include a section to the elders of the church? What does it mean to be an “elder” in the church? What is God telling us about himself in these verses? Also, an important announcement about the future of Restoration Anglican Staunton and its leadership. The Scripture Readings (00:00) Ezekiel 34:1-10 (01:53) Psalm […]
When Peter says “the end of all things is close at hand,” what does that mean? And how are we supposed to feel about that? What does God say our response to that news should be? The Scripture Readings (00:00) Proverbs 10:6-14 (01:19) Psalm 46 (02:53) New Testament – 1 Peter 4:1-11 (04:43) Gospel – […]
Why does God call wives to submit to husbands? Are there times where they do not need to submit? What is the “knowledge” that God calls husbands to have as to how they treat their wives? Is all this just a bunch of outdated rules, or do they serve a greater purpose in God’s missional […]
In 1 Peter 2, we are shown a further pattern of submission to earthly authorities, even unjust ones, as a way of pursuing Christ. How does that work? How should we translate the “household servants” into our modern context? How does this square with the equally Biblical call to pursue justice? As with everything else […]
How can the Apostle Paul tell Christians to “rejoice in the Lord ALWAYS?” How is that even possible? Aubrey Spears, dean of our deanery and rector of our parent church, joins us today to unpack why it’s not only possible, but necessary. The Scripture Readings (00:00) Zephaniah 3:14-20 (01:37) Psalm 100 (02:34) New Testament – […]
How should Christians embrace our identity as both sojourners and messengers? How are we supposed to “honor the emperor” today? The Scripture Readings (00:00) Leviticus 25:8-23 (02:55) Psalm 36 (05:04) New Testament – 1 Peter 2:1-10 (07:10) Gospel – Matthew 5:13-16 (08:20) The Sermon – Fr. Jay Traylor
What does it mean that Christ is the “cornerstone”? What does it mean that we are “living stones” that are being “built together”? How is that a picture of our shared life together in the church? The Scripture Readings (00:00) Isaiah 28:14-17 (01:09) Psalm 118 (04:20) New Testament – 1 Peter 2:1-10 (05:18) Gospel – […]
Faith is not just mere belief or mental assent, it is action. But it’s not just us doing what we want and then asking God to bless it, it’s allowing God to lead while we follow. The Scripture Readings (00:00) Isaiah 40:6-11 (01:24) Psalm 41 (03:11) New Testament – 1 Peter 1:13-25 (05:18) Gospel – […]
Where is God in the midst of our suffering and trials? The Scripture Readings (00:00) Job 23:1-14 (01:49) Psalm 66 (04:35) New Testament – 1 Peter 1:3-13 (07:01) Gospel – John 20:24-29 (08:34) The Sermon – Fr. Jay Traylor
What does God have to say to his Kingdom citizens living as sojourners and strangers in a foreign land? What should our posture be to the culture around us? The Scripture Readings (00:00) Old Testament – Jeremiah 29:1,4-10 (including bonus “Dada!”s at the end. Happy Father’s Day.) (01:58) Psalm 63 (03:43) New Testament – 1 […]
Why do we spend a whole Sunday focusing on how God is Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, three persons in one being? Well, the fact that God is Three-In-One tells us a good bit about the universe he created, tells us a lot about how he wired us, and how he would have us live. […]
Why did Jesus promise to send the Holy Spirit? What can the Pentecost story tell us about God’s promises in our past, our present, and our future? The Scripture Readings (00:00) Old Testament – Genesis 11:1-9 (01:17) Psalm 104:24-35, in English, Mandarin, and Swahili (apologies for the poor audio quality) (04:38) New Testament – Acts […]
How do Jesus’ final days on earth, and his bodily ascension into heaven, affect us today? What can we learn about ourselves, and our place in His kingdom, by these events? The Scripture Readings (00:00) Old Testament – 1 Samuel 12:19-24 (01:17) Psalm 68:1-20 (04:38) New Testament – Acts 1:1-11 (06:28) Gospel – John 20:19-23 […]
(Say THAT five times fast.) Jesus tells a parable that, on first look, might indicate his approval of a lying, self-dealing, deceitful employee. Is that REALLY how he thinks we should live? And, if not, what is Jesus saying about the citizens of the Kingdom of God with this parable? The Scripture Readings (00:00) Old Testament – […]
What can Psalm 23 and the Parable of the Prodigal Son from Luke 15 tell us about the kind of love that God has for us, and how he views us? The Scripture Readings (00:00) Old Testament – Ezekiel 34:1-16 (03:53) Psalm 23 (05:06) New Testament – Revelation 7:9-17 (07:17) Gospel – Luke 15 (11:54) […]
Our mindset of scarcity gets us caught in a cycle of chasing money to get more money, of chasing stuff to get security in order to find joy and rest. Jesus’ theology of abundance overturns everything we inherently believe about what our possessions are for, and why. The Scripture Readings (00:00) Old Testament – Ecclesiastes […]
The resurrected Jesus met two of his disciples on the road to Emmaus, and made himself known to them in two distinct ways, the same ways he makes himself known to us today. The Scripture Readings (00:00) Old Testament – 2 Samuel 7:12-17 (01:22) Psalm 132 (03:46) New Testament – Acts 13:26-23 (05:08) Gospel – […]
Today we celebrate Christ’s resurrection, the pivotal event in human history, the “day the revolution began,” as N.T. Wright put it. We ring bells, we shout for joy, we baptize people into Christ’s church. The Easter sermon is a reading the Paschal Homily of St. John Chrysostom. The Scripture Readings (00:00) OT – Isaiah 25:6-9 […]
We consider the final seven “words,” or seven utterances of Jesus on the cross. In most cases there is a short meditation on each word. The service ends with a bell being rung 33 times, one for each year of Jesus’ earthly life before his crucifixion. (00:00) The First Word – Luke 23:32-34 + Meditation […]
On this night, Jesus reveals so much about his true character as he serves and grieves over those who will ultimately betray or abandon him. Jesus shows us what the true cost of love is, and the radical nature of God’s love for us. The Scripture Readings (00:00) OT Reading – Exodus 12:1-14 (02:38) Psalm […]
Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem was a coronation event, but Jesus was headed to a different kind of throne than anyone could have imagined. The Scripture Readings (00:00) Old Testament – Isaiah 52:13 – 53:12 (02:54) Psalm 118:19-29 (04:26) New Testament – Philippians 2:5-11 (05:18) Gospel – Luke 19:28-44 [NO AUDIO] We did not capture […]
What can the story of Zacchaeus tell us about how Jesus builds his church, and what our response should be to being called into his kingdom? The Scripture Readings (00:00) Old Testament – Exodus 21:33 – 22:1 (01:01) Psalm 32 (02:55) New Testament – Philipians 3:7-11 (03:50) Gospel – Luke 19:1-10 (05:29) The Sermon – […]
What is the Sabbath for? Why were the religious leaders of Jesus’ day so upset that he was healing people on the Sabbath? How should we view the idea of Sabbath in light of Jesus’ work and ministry? The Scripture Readings (00:00) Old Testament – Deuteronomy 22:1-4 (00:54) Psalm 24 (02:27) New Testament – Acts […]
Jesus spends a fair amount of time calling out hypocrisy among the religious leaders of his day. What can hypocrisy do to our faith in God? What can it do to our community? The Scripture Readings (00:00) Old Testament – Deuteronomy 14:22-27 (01:23) Psalm 33:1-11 (03:11) New Testament – 1 Corinthians 5:6-13 (04:56) Gospel – […]
What does it mean to inherit eternal life? Who is my neighbor? What is the point of the story that Jesus tells to the expert in the law? The Scripture Readings (00:00) Old Testament – Leviticus 19:9-18 (01:32) Psalm 27 (04:05) New Testament – Philippians 3:17 – 4:1 (05:12) Gospel – Luke 10:25-37 (07:30) The […]
Why did Jesus send his messengers out with such odd instructions? What does it mean when Jesus was pronouncing “woe” on various cities? How is all of this meant to increase our trust in him? The Scripture Readings (00:00) Old Testament – Deuteronomy 26:1-11 (02:25) Psalm 91:9-16 (03:51) New Testament – Acts 13:44-52 (05:33) Gospel […]
How can Lenten practices tune our hearts to experience more of Jesus? What does the Bible say about how God deals with our sin? The Scripture Readings (00:00) Old Testament – Joel 2:1-2,12-17 (01:51) Psalm 103 (04:38) New Testament – 2 Corinthians 5:20 – 6:10 (06:40) Gospel – Matthew 6:1-6,16-21 (08:54) The Sermon – Fr. […]
Why was Jesus “transfigured” on the mountaintop? Why were Moses and Elijah there with him? What was that meant to convey to the disciples, to the early church and to us? The Scripture Readings (00:00) Old Testament – Exodus 34:29-35 (01:25) Psalm 99 (03:13) New Testament – 1 Corinthians 12:27-13:13 (05:59) Gospel – Luke 9:18-36 […]
What does a narrative about a religious insider and a social outcast tell us about who Jesus is and how we should approach him? The Scripture Readings (00:00) Old Testament – Nehemiah 5:1-13 (03:13) Psalm 145 (05:51) New Testament – Romans 10:9-17 (07:27) Gospel – Luke 7:36 – 8:3 (10:36) The Sermon – Fr. Jay […]
What does it mean to “not judge”? And what does this have to do with logs in our eyes? More importantly, how is this part of the “good news” from Jesus? The Scripture Readings (01:14) Old Testament – Jeremiah 17:5-10 (01:33) Psalm 1 (02:22) New Testament – 1 Corinthians 15:12-20 (03:46) Gospel – Luke 6:37-49 […]
In the “Sermon on the Plain” from Luke 6, Jesus paints a radical picture of what a life following Christ looks like. And what it looks like to see others as he does. The Scripture Readings (00:00) Old Testament – Amos 6:1-8 (01:33) Psalm 37:1-11 (03:19) New Testament – 1 Corinthians 15:1-11 (04:45) Gospel – […]
The narrative of Jesus calling his disciples shows up in all four gospels. What does this picture of Jesus beginning to call his disciples mean as part of his story of redemption? What does it mean for how we live today? The Scripture Readings (00:00) Old Testament – Jeremiah 1:4-10 (01:08) Psalm 71:11-20 (02:49) New […]
What would it have meant for Jesus to read the Isaiah 61 passage out loud, and then proclaim himself the fulfillment of it? What does that mean for us today as followers of King Jesus? The Scripture Readings (00:00) Old Testament – Isaiah 61:1-11 (03:04) Psalm 146 (04:41) New Testament – 1 Corinthians 12:12-27 (07:12) […]
What can Jesus’ responses to temptation mean for us? How should it deepen our faith? How might it affect our choices? [Note: Our church has a ton of little kids, and it’s important to us that they worship with us. We love hearing them during worship. Today, we gathered for an at-home Zoom service, which […]
Why was Jesus baptized? What did it mean for his ministry, what does it mean for us as his followers? The Scripture Readings (00:00) Old Testament – Isaiah 42:1-9 (01:41) Psalm 89:1-9 (02:53) New Testament – Acts 10:34-48 (05:04) Gospel – Luke 3:15-22 (09:00) The Sermon – Fr. Jay Traylor
The story of Jesus is the fulfillment of all God’s promises. Our journey with Jesus begins with his frightening journey to Egypt. The Scripture Readings (00:00) Old Testament – Jeremiah 31:7-14 (02:11) Psalm 84 (04:19) New Testament – Ephesians 1:3-14 (06:05) Gospel – Matthew 2:1-12 (audio of the Gospel reading isn’t great) (08:00) The Sermon […]
The Service of Nine Lessons and Carols is only a little over 100 years old, which is young in comparison to many of our liturgies, but it has become a staple Advent / Christmas Eve celebration in many Anglican churches. It traces some of the main points of God redemptive story from the fall of […]
All God’s vows to Abraham culminate in the promise of a child and a miraculous birth. All God’s vows to his covenant people culminate in the promise of a child and a miraculous birth. What can God’s actions, and Abraham and Mary’s responses, tell us about God, his promises, and our posture this season? The […]
Unfortunately the new sound mixer did not record this week’s sermon. Here are the scripture readings from this week: Genesis 16 Psalm 126 1 Corinthians 4:8-21 Luke 3:1-6 And here’s a link to the preaching notes. Sorry about this. Not sure why it happened.
Why does Abram have a mixture of faith and doubt? And what in the world is God telling him with all these dead animals? How does the promise God made to Abram affect us today? The Scripture Readings (00:00) Old Testament – Genesis 15 (03:34) Psalm 50:1-6 (04:40) New Testament – 1 Thessalonians 3:6-13 (06:07) […]
How is King Jesus different from earthly kings? What does Melchizedek have to do with that? What might we learn from this story from Genesis about a strange king with a weird name from a place we’ve never heard of? The Scripture Readings (00:00) Old Testament – Genesis 14 (04:33) Psalm 110 (05:45) New Testament […]
How can each Christian preach the Gospel by our actions? How do we witness to the truth of Jesus in our ordinary, everyday actions? The Scripture Readings (00:00) Old Testament – Genesis 13 (02:32) Psalm 16 (04:07) New Testament – Hebrews 10:31-39 (05:14) Gospel – Mark 13:14-23 (06:52) The Sermon – The Rev. David Rucker
What do we learn by looking back on Christians who have come before us? What does it mean to be a “saint”? The Scripture Readings (00:00) First Reading – Ecclesiasticus 44:1-14 * (01:37) Psalm 149 (02:54) New Testament – Revelation 7:9-17 (04:26) Gospel – Matthew 5:1-12 (05:59) The Sermon – Fr. Jay Traylor *At a […]
How did Paul engage with followers of a belief system that seemed so different from his own? What can we learn from that? How is God knowable to us and to others? The Scripture Readings (00:00) Old Testament – Job 12:1-13 (01:26) Psalm 115 (03:29) New Testament – Acts 17:16-34 (06:47) Gospel – Mark 12:7-13 […]
The Call of Abram | Genesis 12 (NOTE: This is a re-recording of the sermon; none of the audio from yesterday’s service was captured.) What are the promises God made to Abraham? Why did he seem to forget them right away? How are those promises still true for us today? (00:00) Intro and Explanation The […]
Why did Noah curse one of his offspring? What can the blessings he gave his other two sons tell us about God’s grand plan of redemption? How are those blessings good news for us today? The Scripture Readings (00:00) Old Testament – Genesis 9:18-28 (01:50) Psalm 86:8-13 (02:50) New Testament – Romans 11:13-24 (05:15) Gospel […]
What do the story of the dove being sent out have to do with God’s promise of redemption? What does God’s covenant with Noah mean for the entire human race and all of creation? The Scripture Readings (00:00) Old Testament – Genesis 8:6-22,9:8-17 (04:48) Psalm 90:1-12 (06:38) New Testament – Romans 2:14-16 (07:39) Gospel – […]
The Flood, Part 2: Hurry Up and Wait | Genesis 7 God has already saved his people, but not all of his promises have yet been fulfilled. What does the life of faith look like in time between the Already and the Not Yet? The Scripture Readings (00:00) Old Testament – Genesis 7 (04:04) Psalm […]
The Flood, Part 1: The Wages of Sin is Death | Genesis 6 Why did God decide to bring a flood to reboot his creation? The Scripture Readings (00:00) Old Testament – Genesis 6 (03:50) Psalm 14 (05:03) New Testament – Romans 6:20-23 (05:50) Gospel – Luke 17:20-27 (07:16) The Sermon – Fr. Jay Traylor
What are we supposed to learn about God from this big list of names in Genesis 5? What are we supposed to learn about ourselves? (00:00) Old Testament – Genesis 5 (03:57) Psalm 54 (05:02) New Testament – 1 Timothy 1:1-7 (06:18) Gospel – Luke 3:23-38 (08:41) The Sermon – Fr. Jay Traylor
What can the story of Cain and Abel tell us about the state of the world today? What can it tell us about the character of God? Is there more to it than just the simple tale of brother vs. brother? The Scripture Readings (00:00) Old Testament – Genesis 4:1-26 (04:01) Psalm 116 (06:12) New […]
What are some effects of Adam and Eve sinning? Why do we feel those effects today? Where is Jesus in all this? The Scripture Readings (00:00) Old Testament – Genesis 2:25 – 3:24 (04:29) Psalm 139:1-12 (06:10) New Testament – Romans 8:18-23 (07:13) Gospel – John 8:34-47 (09:26) The Sermon – Fr. Jay Traylor
What was Eden? What was Adam’s role? What was the work that God gave Adam and Eve to do, and how does that impact us today? The Scripture Readings (00:00) Old Testament – Genesis 1:26 – 2:25 (05:47) Psalm 8 (07:14) New Testament – Revelation 21:9-10, 21:22-22:5 (09:46) Gospel – John 2:1-12 (11:24) The Sermon […]
We are starting a sermon series through the book of Genesis, the beginning of all things. “Who made us?” “How?” “WHY?” These are some questions Genesis answers, but not often in the way we think. The Scripture Readings (00:00) Genesis 1:1 – 2:4 (06:33) Psalm 139:1-9,26 (07:55) Acts 14:8-18 (09:38) John 1:1-14 (11:22) The Sermon […]
The Bread of Life The Scripture Readings (00:00) Old Testament – Exodus 16:2-15 (01:55) Psalm 78:14-26 (03:43) New Testament – 1 Corinthians 10:1-5 (04:16) Gospel – John 6:24-35 (06:16) The Sermon – The Rev. Travis Dorman
What can we learn from the example of faithful followers of God from the Old Testament? Appreciation, imitation, and consolation. The Scripture Readings (00:00) Old Testament – Genesis 15:1-5 (01:18) Psalm 33 (04:19) New Testament – Hebrews 11:1-16 (07:33) Gospel – John 8:38-59 (11:01) The Sermon – Fr. Jay Traylor
God gifts us with his protection, protects us against the darkness, calls us to stand together as one, and equips us for our work. The Scripture Readings (00:00) Old Testament – Isaiah 59:14-21 (01:40) Psalm 91 (04:07) New Testament – Ephesians 6:10-20 (06:00) Gospel – Luke 12:35-48 (08:57) The Sermon – Fr. Jay Traylor
What does it mean to be a master, or a servant? How should we deal with those terms? Does the Bible justify slavery? Why should any of this master/servant stuff matter to me today? I don’t have a master OR servants. The Scripture Readings (00:00) Old Testament – Deuteronomy 10:12-19 (01:20) Psalm 22:22-31 (03:08) New […]
The Household Code: Children & Parents | Ephesians 6:1-4 Why should children obey their parents? What does it mean that parents should not “provoke their children to anger”? And what does it mean to “discipline” them? The Scripture Readings (00:00) OT – Deuteronomy 4:5-10 (we didn’t record the first few verses, so this starts around […]
The Household Code | Ephesians 5:21-33 What does it mean for wives to “submit”? What does it mean for husbands to love their wives “like Christ loved the Church”? What’s up with these rules? The Scripture Readings (00:00) Old Testament – Genesis 3:8-21 (02:05) Psalm 46 (03:50) New Testament – Ephesians 5:21-33 (05:12) Gospel – […]
What does it mean to “be imitators of God?” What does it mean to “walk in the light,” and frankly, why should we? What happens when we mess that up? The Scripture Readings (00:00) Old Testament – Ecclesasties 10:5-15 (01:47) Psalm 123 (02:47) New Testament – Ephesians 5:1-21 (05:32) Gospel – Luke 18:9-14) (07:06) The […]
In Ephesians 4:17-32, Paul starts walking Christians through some of the ways that we are called to act as we put on the new life of members of God’s covenant family. NOTE We apologize for the buzzing audio feedback during the sermon. It starts around the time of the Gospel because it was coming through […]
The entire structure of the Church is to promote the unity and holiness of the people of God and to point back to Jesus, as Paul shows us in Ephesians 4:1-16 (00:00) OT – 1 Kings 3:5-12 (01:41) Psalm 63 (03:26) NT – Ephesians 4:1-16 (05:37) Gospel – Matthew 11:1-15 (07:56) Sermon – Fr. Jay […]
Unfortunately the new sound mixer did not record this week’s sermon. Here are the scripture readings from this week: Daniel 2:17-30 Psalm 92 Ephesians 3:1-13 Mark 11:20-25 And here’s a link to the preaching notes. Sorry about this, and hopefully we will have the problem corrected for next week.
What does it mean to be “set apart” as part of God’s covenant community? What does it mean that this covenant community has exploded outward to include people from every tribe, tongue, and nation? What does it mean for us today that the dividing wall of hostility between Jews and Gentiles has been erased by […]
This is Trinity Sunday, when our liturgy, our scripture, our songs, and the sermon all reflect the mystery and reality of the One God in Three Persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Why talk so much about this? What does it mean for us? This is also the one Sunday a year where we say […]
Today we celebrate the Feast of Pentecost. How does this fit into the course of God’s redemptive history and His mission into His creation through His people? We’ll see how this is a direct reversal of the events of the Tower of Babel, a continuation of Genesis 1, and an instructional example for our lives […]
NOTE: Someone (ahem Fr. Jay) didn’t start the recording until just before the Gospel, so the Old Testament, Psalm, and even the New Testament passage that this sermon centers on were not recorded. We encourage you to read the Ezra 6, Psalm 8, and Ephesians 1 readings yourself before listening. We are continuing in our […]
Scripture Readings (00:00) OT – Ezekiel 46:16-18 (00:40) Psalm 66:1-12 (02:00) NT – Ephesians 1:11-14 (02:39) Gospel – Matthew 19:23-30 (04:21) Sermon – Andrew White
Scripture Readings (00:00) OT – Deuteronomy 7:6-9 (01:03) Psalm 23 (02:04) NT – Ephesians 1:1-10 (03:28) Gospel – John 10:7-16 (05:08) Sermon – Fr. Jay Traylor
Scripture Readings (00:00) OT – Isaiah 44:9-20 (02:54) Psalm 98 (04:22) NT – Acts 19:1-10, 19:21-20:1 (09:21) Gospel – John 14:32-37 (10:59) Sermon – Fr. Jay Traylor
Scripture Readings (00:00) OT – Isaiah 11:1-10 (01:38) Psalm 16 (03:18) NT – Acts 13:13-43 (07:45) Gospel – Luke 24:36–48 (09:38) Sermon – The Rev. Dr. Sam Fornecker
Today we celebrate Christ’s resurrection while concluding our sermon series in the Gospel of Mark with his resurrection account. We conclude with a reading of the Paschal Homily of St. John Chrysostom. Scripture readings (00:00) OT – Isaiah 25:6-9 (01:12) Psalm 118:14-17,22-24 (02:09) NT – 2 Corinthians 8:1-7 (03:32) Gospel – Mark 16:1-8 Sermon – […]
We consider the seven “words,” or seven utterances of Jesus, while on the cross. In most cases there is a short meditation on each word. The service ends with a bell being rung 33 times, one for each year of Jesus’ earthly life before his crucifixion. (00:00) Intro (01:47) The First Word – Luke 23:32-34 […]
What does it mean that Jesus washed his disciples feet, and how we should take his command for us to do the same? (00:00) OT Reading – Exodus 12:1-14 (02:34) Psalm 78:14-25 (04:17) NT Reading – 1 Corinthians 11:23-26 (05:08) Gospel – John 13:1-17 (07:59) Homily – Fr. Jay Traylor
Scripture Readings: (00:00) OT – Isaiah 52:7-53:12 (03:56) Psalm 118:19-29 (05:21) NT – Philippians 2:5-11 (06:14) Gospel – Mark 11:1-11 (07:53) Sermon – Fr. Jay Traylor
Scripture Readings (00:00) Old Testament – Daniel 12:1-13 (02:50) Psalm 51:7-17 (04:25) New Testament – Revelation 6:1-8 (06:16) Gospel – Mark 13:1-37 (10:56) Sermon – Fr. Jay Traylor
We continue in Mark as Jesus’ authority is questioned. It begins to be revealed that is not just the promised Messiah, but that the very Temple itself is about to become obsolete. Scripture Readings (00:00) Old Testament – Deuteronomy 6:4-13 (01:18) Psalm 122 (02:25) New Testament – 2 Corinthians 8:1-7 (03:31) Gospel – Mark 12:18-44 […]
(00:00) OT Reading – Isaiah 5:1-7 (02:00) Psalm 19:7-14 (03:38) NT Reading – 1 Peter 2:1-10 (05:40) Gospel Reading – Mark 11:12-12:17 (11:05) Sermon – Fr. Jay Traylor
We continue our journey through Mark, where a rich man asks Jesus a question, and Jesus gives him a puzzling answer. Every week we read 4 passages of scripture (Old Testament, Psalm, New Testament epistle, and a Gospel passage). (00:00) OT – Job 31:24-28 (00:40) Psalm 16 (02:15) NT – Philippians 3:4b-11 (03:58) Gospel – […]
The season of Lent starts with the Ash Wednesday service, a service of prayer and penitence. A cross is drawn in ash on our forehead, reminding us that we are dust, and to dust we will return, but reminding us EVEN MORE of the saving work of Jesus Christ who will bring us out of […]
Fr. Jay Traylor Main Scripture – Mark 9:2-13 Other Scriptures – 1 Kings 19:9-18 Psalm 27 2 Peter 1:13-21
Fr. Jay Traylor Main Scripture – Mark 8 Other Scriptures – Ezekiel 12:1-6 Psalm 146 1 Corinthians 1:20-25
Fr. Jay Traylor Main Scripture – Mark 6 Other Scriptures – 2 Kings 4:42-44 Psalm 146 1 Corinthians 3:18-23
Fr. Jay Traylor Main Scripture – Mark 5 Other Scriptures – 1Kgs 17:8-24 Psalm 130 Acts 19:11-20
Andrew White Main Scripture – Mark 4 Other Scriptures – Isaiah 55:6-11 Psalm 40:1-11 1 Peter 1:22-25
Fr. Jay Traylor Main Scripture – Mark 3 Other Scriptures – Deuteronomy 29:16-28 1 John 5:6-12 There’s also an introductory message not tied to the main sermon series, talking about unity and diversity in the church, drawn largely from Acts 13:1-3, in light of the political and social tribalism that threatens to seep into Christ’s […]
Fr. Jay Traylor Main Scripture – Mark 2 Other Scriptures – Leviticus 14:1-9 Psalm 84 Acts 3:1-10
Fr. Jay Traylor Main Scripture – Mark 1 Other Scripture – Malachi 2:17-3:5 Psalm 147:12-20 Acts 10:34-43
Dr. Mike Deaton Main Scripture – Psalm 132 Other Scripture – 2 Samuel 7:1-17 Ephesians 3:20-21 Luke 1:26-38
Fr. Jay Traylor Main Scripture – Psalm 126 Other Scriptures – Isaiah 65:17-25 1 Thessalonians 5:12-28 John 3:22-30
Fr. Jay Traylor Main Scripture – Psalm 85 Other Scripture – Isaiah 40:1-11 2 Peter 3:8-18 Mark 1:1-8