Saint Barnabas Anglican Church Podcast

Dcn. John Heffron - In the ancient world, Christ's role as "King" would have been understood in the common vernacular. Today, we view monarchy differently. That's why we need to adjust our thinking.

The Rev. Canon Robert Bosworth - Is the culture giving the church visible signs to "run to the mountains" as the Book of Daniel prophesizes?

The Rev. Andrew Petta - Sometimes, we struggle to understand God's plans. Sometimes, His plans don't reveal themselves until after His Saints' lives have run their course--such was the case with Boaz.

The Rev. Andrew Petta - When Ruth asked Boaz to act as her Kinsman-Redeemer, it was a risky move! But we see parallels with what Christ does for His church as our Redeemer.

The Rev. Andrew Petta - Part 2 of Stewardship Sermon Series.

The Rev. Andrew Petta - Stewardship series, part 1: We begin looking at stewardship with the book of Ruth.

The Rev. Greg McBrayer - When the rich man asks Jesus what he must do to enter Heaven, Jesus instructs him to sell all he has. Can you give up the world for Christ?

Dcn. John Heffron - As Christians, we often look for some big, road-to-Damascus-type of event, to the point where we fail to recognize God's hands at work in the more subtle parts of our lives.

The Rt. Rev. Keith Ackerman - Who is on Christ's side? At what point do we, as as Christians, confuse Christ's power and authority with our own? Hint: it's all His.

The Rev. Andrew Petta - Following Jesus is not an easy path. He never promised it would be. Where do we go when he confounds our expectations?

The Rev. Andrew Petta - What does surrendering to Jesus look like?

The Rev. Greg McBrayer - A true relationship with God in Christ represents a freedom from fear. As Jesus teaches in today's Gospel, it's not what goes into us, but what comes out that can do us harm. 

The Rev. Greg McBrayer - Upon finishing His "Bread of Life Discourse," many turned away from Jesus. What does rejection look and feel like? How does it apply to us as Christians?

Dcn. John Heffron - In what ways does the Living Body and Blood of Christ provide for our physical and spiritual needs? How do we witness this in the Eucharist?

The Rev. Greg McBrayer - Our physical bodies need nourishment to persist in this mortal life. Jesus tells us that our immortal spiritual bodies need nourishment to persist in His blessing of Eternal Life. 

Fr. Greg preaches on the tenth Sunday after Pentecost. 

The Rev. Greg McBrayer - Understand what it looks like to face down the *real* ghosts in your life. This, too, can be done only through the power of Christ!

Join special guest preacher, The Rev. Canon David Roseberry, as he shares the necessity and value of leadership and the drive to serve God as His Church. 

Go and serve. Christ's command to his disciples applies to us today. 

Jesus was rejected in his own hometown.

The Rev. Greg McBrayer: Healing only comes from Jesus! Jairus, the Jewish Official, and the bleeding woman both knew this in Mark's Gospel. What does this mean for you today?

What do we, as Christians, do when we encounter storms? Do we need to worry? What does it mean when Jesus is in the boat with us? Is He in the boat with you?

When Jesus compares the Kingdom to seeds, it must've baffled his followers. It takes vision to see--and imagineer--His Kingdom.

Let's analyze God's forgiveness... And that unforgivable sin.

What can we learn from Nicodemus about ministry right where we are? Are we hearing God's urging in our lives?