Saint Michael and All Angels Sermons

The Rev. Bob Scott shows us a beautiful truth from the book of Revelation, that the struggle that began in the Garden of Eden has been won by the grace of God.

“Shrewdness” may not be a word we associate with Biblical living, but Jesus’ lesson on the shrewd manager has a lot to teach us about how we should live.

Rounding out our Built Strong series, The Rev. Bob Johnston brings us a sermon about the importance of Biblical community.

The Rev. Kenneth H. Brannon shows us practical ways to show God’s grace to people in the most broken places nearby.

Continuing with the “Built Strong” sermon series, The Rev. Bob Johnston helps us find a Biblical understanding of our bodies.

Jesus’ parable of the lost coin has a great deal to teach us about how Jesus looks at each one of us.

In the first sermon in our ‘Grace: Still Amazing’ series, we learn to understand grace, how to appreciate it every day, and how this awareness can influence the world around us.

Kicking off our ‘Built Strong’ sermon series, The Rev. Bob Johnston teaches us, through the story of Samson, a series of habits that will build a strong spiritual life.

It may take sacrifice to walk with Jesus, but we must also be in the habit of telling our story when the opportunity arises.

Jesus’ dinner table teachings may seem casual at first glance, but a deeper look can challenge us to be better people.

Would you invite Jesus to a dinner party? As The Rev. Mary Lessmann tells us, Jesus always makes a scene!

Jesus’ teachings on the Sabbath teach us a great deal about God’s character, but they also have practical value for our everyday lives.

The Rev. Ken Brannon teaches us a new way to understand how we can “make straight the way of the Lord” by standing up for the needy people in our lives.

Jesus’ healing ministry is full of familiar stories, but in this sermon the Rev. Dr. Eric Liles teaches us a new way to look at these stories by showing us how Jesus saw the people around him.

Jesus’ words about division and difficulty can feel burdensome, but the Rev. Christoper D. Girata explains how these passages are truly liberating for the Believer.

In the latest sermon from our Saint Michael Contemporary service, the Rev. Bob Johnston continues his teaching on finding rest in our souls through the teachings of Jesus.

The Rev. Mary Lessmann’s sermon teaches us how Jesus’ challenging words about division can lead to the peace we only found in Christ.

Rector Chris Girata teaches us how to respond when turmoil disrupts our lives, and how simple acts of love can fill the world with hope.

Joy and happiness are often elusive, but Rev. Bob Johnston’s sermon teaches us how to find fulfillment by making wise choices and contributing to the lives of those around us.

In our vice rector’s first sermon at Saint Michael, The Rev. Ken Brannon teaches us how our lives can be transformed by the teachings of Christ.

The Rev. Bob Johnston teaches us how the practice of keeping our eyes and our mind on spiritual truths can change our lives for the better.

Rev. Mary Lessmann finishes our study of Ruth with a discussion of the book’s final chapter and what Ruth can teach all of us about redemption.

Rev. Greg Pickens explores the idea of an “unforgivable sin” and how our own perceptions of God can hinder our walk with Christ as well as our communities.

Continuing in our series on the book of Ruth, Rev. Eric Liles teaches us the ancient concept of “hesed” and what the Bible teaches about how we should treat outsiders.

Rev. Greg Pickens teaches us about our priorities and what goals Believers should set for their lives in his Sunday sermon, “The One Thing.”