Saint Barnabas Anglican Church Podcast

Fr. Greg invites us to reflect upon the new commandment to love as Jesus loved unconditionally through his example in reflection upon this night.

Fr. Andrew invites us to revisit Jesus triumphal entry into Jerusalem in Matthew’s account in chapter 21:1-11 to explore our expectations of the King along the King we encounter therein.

Fr. Andrew invites us to explore John 11 and the raising of Lazarus as a case study to see what God is doing in the midst of the moments when that is hard to imagine. He invites us to look at three lessons to assist us in such times in our lives.

Fr. Greg invites us to explore John 9 and the healing of the blind man to look at our spiritual blindness and need to bring ourselves before Jesus to find healing and wholeness.

Bishop Reed shares about finding living water and the grace of God in Jesus Christ in reflection on the encounter of Jesus with the Samaritan woman at the well from John’s Gospel.

Fr. Andrew invites us to dive into the verses leading up to the most well known verse in Scripture, John 3:16, to consider some questions to ask of ourselves as we look at Jesus interaction with Nicodemus and invitation into new life in Him.

Fr. Andrew invites us to remember whose we are as children of God through faith in Jesus on this first Sunday in Lent. In exploring the temptation of Jesus we are invited to see the temptations that seek to redefine us otherwise, and the ways out through Jesus example for us.

Fr. Andrew invites us to look at Matthew 17 and Jesus’ Transfiguration to discover two lessons as to our own transformation in His likeness found therein as we regularly attend to our soul’s health before Him.

Today, as we celebrate World Mission Sunday across the Anglican Church in North America, Fr. Andrew asks us to consider what comes to mind when we hear that work missionary, and to consider ourselves one as well through three lessons that arise from Acts 1:1-8.

Fr. Andrew invites us to explore 2 Kings 22:8-20 for three lessons as to how to remain rightly oriented in life around the teachings of Scripture.

Fr. Greg looks at our role, being made in the image of God, and explores how we are called to value and protect life through the pages of Scripture on this Sanctity of Life Sunday Sermon.

Fr. Petta calls us to consider our call as our Gospel centers upon the calling of the disciples in Matthew 4. He encourages us to align personal and corporately with the that calling as we look back at ways we did so in 2022 and ways to further do so in 2023

Fr. Andrew this week invites us to explore John 1:29-42 and John’s example of knowing who he is in relationship to Jesus, as we reflect upon our call to do the same and embrace our identity in Him as Christians.

As we celebrate the Baptism of Jesus this week, Fr. Andrew reminds us that though it we are invited into the life that Jesus models. He asks us to consider what prevents us from participating in God’s purposes from our lives, and how to take steps to do so early in this New Year.

Happy New Year! Fr. Greg unpacks the New Year celebration within the life of the Church, which on this day marks the naming of Jesus eight days after His birth. He reminds us of the power in the name of Jesus and calls us to reflect upon calling upon Him daily this year for salvation, healing and wholeness.

Christmas Day: Fr. Andrew invites us to look at John 1 this morning and the reality of the Word Incarnate that we celebrate and what it means for us this day.

Fr. Andrew invites us to look back at the glory found in this familiar passage from Luke 2 together and take it in anew with a few lessons that it brings as we do so.

On this final week of Advent, Fr. Andrew pulls forward the Presence of Peace as we prepare for the Prince of Peace and His entrance into the world next week. Three lessons emerge in looking at Matthew’s prologue as we walk with Jesus in the midst of life and find His peace amidst the tranquility as well as the tumult.

Fr. Greg reminds us to focus upon the joy in the ways the Kingdom of God has drawn near to us as he reflect upon the Gospel reading from Matthew this morning.

Fr. Petta dives into Isaiah 11 to look at a theme of remains rooted in God’s restorative work in preparation for Christas as well as Jesus’ return through three lessons found therein.

Fr. Greg opens the pages of Scripture to remind us of the hope found therein as we begin this season of Advent and preparation marked by that theme.

Fr. Gresser shares about the love of God from the prophet Jeremiah as we reflect upon the occasion for the day that Christ is King.

Fr. Andrew tackles the hard topics pertaining to the household of Faith and our call to not grow weary of doing good for the good of the Gospel and our growth in the knowledge and love of the Lord.

The Rev. Andrew Petta - On All Saints we are reflect upon the towering examples from the Hall Of Heroes down through the ages, and the reminder from Ephesians 1:15-23 in our call to the same. Fr. Andrew pulls forward three reminders for all the saints today.

The Rev. Andrew Petta - Jesus came to seek and save the lost.