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"King And Slaughtered Lamb" - November 21, 2021 (Deacon Courtney Greene).mov by Resurrection South Austin

"A Generous Posture" - November 12, 2021 (Father Ryan Boettcher) by Resurrection South Austin

"God Loves Turkeys" - November 7, 2021 (Father Shawn McCain) by Resurrection South Austin

"Ready to Give" - October 31, 2021 (Father Shawn McCain) by Resurrection South Austin

"First To The Lord" - October 24, 2021 (Father Shawn McCain) by Resurrection South Austin

"A Problem with Vision" - October 17, 2021 (Father Jonathan Warren Pagán) by Resurrection South Austin

"Wealth And Eternal Life" - October 10, 2021 (Father Ryan Boettcher) by Resurrection South Austin

Ask Father Shawn - October 3, 2021 (Father Shawn McCain) by Resurrection South Austin

"God of Riffraff" - September 26, 2021 (Father Shawn McCain) by Resurrection South Austin

"Whiff or Wisdom" - Sept, 19 2021 (Father Shawn McCain) by Resurrection South Austin

"Help My Unbelief" - Sept 21, 2021 (Courtney Greene) by Resurrection South Austin

"Speech in the Blessed Community" - September 05, 2021 (Father Jonathan Warren Pagán) by Resurrection South Austin

A Serving Community - August 29, 2021 (Father Shawn McCain) by Resurrection South Austin

We hear talk about money so often as bad news. But the Kingdom of God puts money, wealth, greed, and anxiety in a different light altogether. Listen as Fr. Shawn shares the good news we have in becoming a generous community.

Sandy Lovett was a beloved member of our parish. Her funeral was held in Wichita Falls, TX on August 16, 2021. Fr. Shawn preaches on Mary and Martha's conversation with Jesus at the death of Lazarus.

Leila Way is Rez's musician-in-residence, making music for the worshipping church. You can find more of her music here: https://leilawaymusic.com/releases

Enter into Lent with this Ash Wednesday liturgy featuring music from Leila Way, poetry from TS Eliot, prayers, and scripture readings from the folks at Rez. Find Leila Way at https://leilaway.bandcamp.com/releases The Psalm 51 Lament at https://www.everypsalm.com/music/psalm-51

'Tis the season of maxed-out credit cards, indulgence, and the look of happiness—But for the Church, Advent is the time we get honest about our deepest wounds, pains, and brokenness, because the time of our salvation is drawing near. The time, according to Paul, is that liminal moment between the night being “far gone” and the sun breaking in. The darkness is departing more and more, and the light...

How do you "keep politics out of the Church" when the Church's most important announcement is about the "Kingdom of God"? The word "Kingdom" is a realm or space of real power, authority, and governance. What does it mean to belong to that in a world so confused power and dominated by partisan politics? And how do we live as those who belong to Jesus’ Kingdom? And is any of this Good News for us to...

Is it Advent yet? The day is coming when God will come and set things right. This Sunday, Deacon Ryan explores how we can live lives of wholeness and goodness anticipating the coming of the Lord.

In the resurrection, Jesus tells us, things will be different. The need to make a name for yourself or secure a reputation, are all put away when Christ makes us "children of God" and raises us to new life. That is a real hope to live on.

All Saints gives us a moment to embrace and celebrate a part of our worldview as Christians, that we join a holy family that stretches through time and space made in Christ. It’s kind of like a reunion of the eternal church, we realize we’re not alone in here, and we’re reminded just how weird our whole family is.

We believe in God. We don’t just say this in the creed, we believe that when we gather God is present and at work in us and in the world. God gave us the world he created, He gave us life, gives us direction, he gives healing and rescue, He gives new insight by revealing and correcting, He gives blessing and gives justice. We believe in a God who gives. It’s the mystery we call grace. But in a cul...

If you were given all the power you needed right now, what would you do with it? We all know a lot of people who use power badly, we all wish we had more power to exercise in our own lives, and we all might think the way we would use power would be the best way to use it. The truth is, power is like an amplifier of our inner life. It takes whatever is in us and pours it out. This morning I want to...

What does your bank account say about the condition of your soul and what you love? Our world might say, “who needs God’s grace when you’ve got a pile of cash?” We live in a world where everything is given a cash value, even relationships, and meaning and purpose--things that are priceless. Time is money, you might even hear. Making money a master is really bad news for so many and does incredible...