Saint Barnabas Anglican Church Podcast

Fr. Greg invites us to explore the topic of guilt and how to lay it down through three lessons found in Psalm 51.

Bishop Reed made his visitation to us and shared about the power of God as we reflect upon the feeding of the five thousand and consider its application to our lives and as we journey nearer to Easter.

Fr. Andrew invites us to reflect upon the restlessness of our hearts and finding rest in Jesus as we reflect upon Romans 7 and three lessons to assist us in our Lenten journey.

Fr. Andrew invites us to explore Genesis 22 as we look at the three “Here I am” statements therein for lessons as to how we embrace these words with our lives today.

Fr. Andrew invites us to draw nearer to the Lord in this season of Lent by looking at Mark 1:11-13.

Fr. John invites us to keep a Holy Lent, give it a listen!

Fr. Greg invites us to look at the Transfiguration from Mark’s account for five lessons from the mountaintop that sustain us in the daily valley.

Fr. Andrew invites us to consider the call upon our lives to both be rescued and part of the rescue plan for all of humanity on world mission Sunday as we explore it through the call of Abram in Genesis 12.

Fr. Andrew invites us to consider how we may prevent from domesticating the Gospel (in reference to a quote from Lesslie Newbigin) by looking at 1 Cor. 8 as a case study for three lessons toward that end.

Fr. Andrew invites us to look that the weight of one line, Mark 1:15, and its impact on history because it is His Story as we consider three lessons therein.

Fr. Andrew opens with a question, “Have ever wondered how to hear God’s voice?” He then invites us to look at 1 Samuel 3 for three lessons as to how that question is answered. Give a listen!

Fr. Andrew invites us to behold the baptism of Jesus by looking at Isaiah 42 for three lessons to keep us oriented in the New Year.

Fr. Greg invites us to look at John’s prologue to explore our place in the family of God as we reflect upon the gift we’ve been given in Christ Jesus at Christmas which carries unto a New Year.

Fr. Andrew invites us to consider the question, ‘What is our response to Christmas?’ through three lessons found in our reading from Titus.

Fr. Andrew invites us to look at 2 Samuel 7 amidst the final preparations this morning before our celebration of Christmas for three lessons about our Advent fulfillment found therein.

Fr. Andrew invites us to look at 1 Thess 5 12-28 for three lessons about learning the language of humanity as revealed in Jesus who teaches us toward that end.

Fr. Andrew invites us to explore the theme of Advent waiting as we look at 2 Peter 3:8-18 for three lessons that assist us in this season and every season of our lives.

Fr. Andrew invites us to reflect upon Advent preparations as we look at Paul’s opening greeting from 1 Corinthians to discover three lessons toward that end.

Fr. Greg invites us to look at Matthew 25 and the reminder and call as followers of Jesus that our even our smallest actions or inactions point to allegiances as we reflect upon the theme of Christ as King.

Fr. Andrew invites us to explore our call as Christians to adjust to the timezone of living in the day of the Lord amidst the darkness of the world we live in.

Fr. Andrew invites us to explore 1 Thessalonians 4 and the challenge of the theme it presents therein as an invitation to embrace rather than an escape in this life.

Bishop Ackerman makes a visitation to Saint Barnabas on All Saints Sunday for confirmations and receptions and teaches about the call to be saints upon the lives of all who profess faith in Jesus.

Fr. Greg invites us to look at the Great Commandment with fresh eyes today in light of a baptism.

Fr. Andrew invites us to explore 2 Corinthians 5:1-10 as we wrap up our stewardship season today.

Fr. Andrew invites us to explore trust and the local church in this third week in stewardship by looking at Acts 4.