A sermon by Canon Mark Pearson on the Nineteenth Sunday After Pentecost.
Texts: Isaiah 5:1–7; Psalm 80 or 80:7–19; Philippians 3:14–21; Luke 8:40-56
A sermon by Father Zack Clemmons on the Eighteenth Sunday After Pentecost.
Texts: Ezekiel 18:1–4, 25–32; Psalm 25 or 25:1–14; Philippians 2:1–13; Matthew 21:28–32
A sermon by Father Michael Novotny on the Seventeenth Sunday After Pentecost.
Texts: Jonah 3:10–4:11; Psalm 145 or 145:14–21; Philippians 1:21–27; Matthew 20:1–16
A sermon by Father Michael Novotny on the Sixteenth Sunday After Pentecost.
Texts: Sirach 27:30–28:7; Psalm 103 or 103:1–14; Romans 14:5–12; Matthew 18:21–35
A sermon by Father Zack Clemmons on the Fifteenth Sunday After Pentecost.
Texts: Ezekiel 33:1–11; Psalm 119:33–48; Romans 12:9–21; Matthew 18:15–20
Art: Woven Pines Studio on Etsy
If only a resurrected dead man could warn the world of the place of torment, then all would believe! This was the rich man’s reasoning in Luke 16:19-31. Jesus’ famous parable, the Rich Man and Lazarus, is a challenge to persist in prayer and proclaiming the gospel. Listen to Fr. Gerry McDermott help us understand that faith is a much greater miracle than we often suppose.
After reflecting on our past and present, Fr. Michael gives us three paths to consider for our future. Our temptation is to settle into spiritual apathy or to grow numerically without ministering to those dying in our midst. Listen to the third and final part of Fr. Michael’s sermon series on our ministry together.
Biblical, communal, sacramental, liturgical, and missional. What do these words mean in the life of Christ the King Anglican Church? This week Fr. Michael Novotny continues our three-part series on our ministry together. If you are curious about CtK’s identity as Anglicans, listen to this week’s sermon IDENTITY: Whom has God called us to be?
Before they entered the Promised Land the Israelites were admonished to remember all that the Lord had accomplished for them. As we approach the 1-year mark in our new location, it is important for us to recount the Lord’s blessings for Christ the King Anglican Church. This week, Fr. Michael Novotny begins a short sermon series on where we’ve been and where the Lord is leading our church. Listen to the first sermon in this series entitled, “Remember: From Where Has God Brought Us?”
The prophet Jeremiah had an unpopular message. Many of the prophets in his day were preaching lies and the people received them gladly. Through Jeremiah, God condemned these prophets and their deceits. In this week’s sermon Fr. Michael reminds us to watch out for these prophets in our own day and reiterates the necessity of repentance for our redemption.
