Andy Talks

In our Traditional Sermon from Sunday, October 3, Andy shares with us from Joshua 1: 1-9.  We have all had amnesia and forgotten how to laugh and how to dream the big dream.  We have hope, and can do it, because God is God!

In our Traditional Sermon from Sunday, September 26, Andy shares with us from Matthew 28: 16-20.  We look at the Great Commission and what does it mean to go?  

In our Tradition sermon from September 19, Andy shares with us from Philippians 2: 12-13. To grow is a key value here at St. Matthew's. What does that mean?  

In our message from September 5, Andy preaches about the sacraments (communion and baptism), what our church actually believes about them, and what they can do for our faith and our souls.  

In our Traditional sermon from August 29, Andy shares with us from the Nicene Creed and Acts 2: 42-47.  What do we actually believe about the church?  How should that shape our lives?

What do we actually believe about the Bible?  What is our theology and doctrine about what the Bible is?  Take a few minutes to listen to what Andy shares with us in our Traditional Sermon.  

In our Traditional sermon, Andy walks us through Ephesians 2: 1-10 as we look at the historic Wesleyan understanding of what salvation looks like and means.

In our St. Matthew's 101 Series, we start with this first concept.  Who is God?  If we don't answer that question right, nothing else will matter.  

In our sermon from July 11, Andy looks at Mark 13: 24-36.  In this passage we see Jesus teach us about His return. What does this passage have to say to us today? 

In our Traditional Service from July 18, Andy looks at 1 Corinthians 12: 4-11 and 14: 1-19.  In this passage we see Paul talking about speaking in tongues.  What does this mean for us today, and the answer may surprise you.  

In our INTERSECTION Service, Andy shares with us from Matthew 10: 34-39.  We see Jesus says He comes to bring a sword, not peace. What does this mean? What does this challenging word have to do with with how we live our lives? 

Today we pray together and look at Luke 22: 24-30.  Join us today! 

Join us for morning reflection as we look at Luke 22: 13-22.

Join us for prayer and scripture as we reflect upon Luke 21: 37 - 22: 6.

In our Sunday sermon from Father's Day, Andy looks at Job 1: 13-22.  We look deeply at Scripture and answer the question, why does suffering happen?  

Join us for our morning prayer and reflection on Luke 21: 29-36.

Join us for Morning Prayer as we pray and reflect upon Luke 21: 5-19.  

Join us for Morning Prayer as we reflect upon Luke 20: 41 - 21: 4! 

Join us as we pray together and reflect upon Luke 20. 

Join us for prayer and reflection upon Luke 20: 20-26. 

Join us today for our morning prayer and reflection upon Luke 20: 9-19  

In our Traditional Service from June 13, 2021, Andy shares with us from Genesis 22: 1-19. What are we to make of a God who asks Abraham to sacrifice his son? What can we learn about this concept of testing within the Bible? What does this say to us today? 

Today we look again at Ephesians 6: 5-9.  In this passage, Paul tells us a simple truth, everything we do is for God's glory. Everything. No task is too great, or too small, that it is not to be done for God's glory.  All of our life is worship.  All of it.

In this passage today, we see Paul have words for us regarding slavery.  What are we to do with this?  How are we to interpret and understand passages such as these that deal with things like slavery?   Understanding the whole teaching of scripture is a great start. When we see the movement and teaching of the whole of scripture, it helps passages like this make better sense in context.  Here is a...

Today we look at Paul's teaching regarding parents and children. First, we see that children are to obey and honor their parents. What does that mean, especially as we grow older?  And what about if our parents aren't acting in ways that really deserve that honor and obedience.  We also see that Paul has a word for children. How are we to raise and discipline them in the Lord?