The Rev. Becca Stevens

St. Augustine's Chapel at Vanderbilt

Religion EN ↓ 100 episodes

A collection of sermons and other offerings from the community of St. Augustine's Episcopal Chapel. Holy Eucharist services held Sundays at 9:30 a.m. in Benton Chapel on the campus of Vanderbilt University Divinity School in Nashville, TN.

Author

The Rev. Becca Stevens

Category

Religion

Podcast website

www.staugustineschapel.org

Latest episode

Jul 5, 2026

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Episodes

Trinity Sunday: Consider the Moon and How She Shines 17.06.2025

Join us this Trinity Sunday with beautiful music from our musicians, and a sermon from the Rev. Dr. Scott Owings. Sermon begins at 20:03.

What was most important to Jesus? 09.06.2025

Diving into the farewell discourse, together. Sermon begins at 11:41.

Easter 5: Youth Sunday! 20.05.2025

Join us for a beautiful time of encouragement from our youth!

Easter 4: The Voice of Joy 14.05.2025

Sermon with Becca Stevens begins at 15:55.

Easter 3: Overcoming Shame 05.05.2025

Sermon begins at 16:26.

Easter 2: Proclaiming Resurrection 29.04.2025

Join us for our first Sunday after Resurrection Sunday for a sermon with the Rev. Dr. Kate Fields. Sermon begins at 13:08.

Easter Sunday 2025 22.04.2025

Join us for a most festive celebration of resurrection and love. Sermon begins at 25:21.

Palm Sunday and the Start of Holy Week 14.04.2025

Join us as we journey through Holy Week. 

Lent 5: You Do Not Have to be Good 12.04.2025

Join us for service on this fifth and final week of Lent. Sermon begins at 13:35.

Lent 4: The Prodigal Son 01.04.2025

Join us for a sermon from Canterbury student Mackenzie Rice. Sermon begins at 13:15.

Lent 3: Service, Freedom, Nurturing & Forgiveness 24.03.2025

Sermon begins at 18:34.

Lent 2: The Well of Grief 24.03.2025

Sermon begins at 18:52.

The Last Sunday After the Epiphany and the Sunday of Mardi Gras! 03.03.2025

Join us on this Transfiguration Sunday and the Sunday of Mardi Gras, as we take the light of Epiphany and carry it into the season of Lent which begins Wednesday, March 5. Sermon with the Rev. Dr. Kate Fields begins at 23:16.

Epiphany 7: Giving for the sake of love 01.03.2025

Sermon with Becca Stevens begins at 12:55. 

Epiphany 6: Blessed are... 19.02.2025

Join us as we welcome preacher and divinity school student, Lindesy Kelley (sermon begins at 13:45) and chapel friend, and now celebrant, The Rev. Kelsey Davis, visiting from North Carolina. 

Epiphany 5: Casting Nets 10.02.2025

Sermon with the Rev. Dr. Scott Owings begins at 18:29. 

Epiphany 4: The Presentation of Jesus in the Temple 04.02.2025

On this feast day, we honor the faithful among us, like Simeon and Anna. Sermon begins at 12:41.

Epiphany 3: Leaning Back into Love and Hope 27.01.2025

Sermon with the Rev. Becca Stevens begins at 12:58. 

Epiphany 2: The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Sunday 27.01.2025

Celebrating the Feast Day and words of one of our great American prophets, the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., with Mr. Marquan Martin. Sermon begins at 10:14.

Epiphany 1: The Baptism of our Lord 27.01.2025

Sermon begins at 10:09.

A Season for Epiphanies 09.01.2025

Sermon begins at 17:43. 

What Do Resolutions Have to Do With Love? 30.12.2024

What do resolutions have to do with love? Sermon begins at 14:54.

Christmas Eve, 2024 30.12.2024

Joy has come! Merry Christmas. 

Advent 4: The Pageant 24.12.2024

Join us for the retelling of the story of God coming into the world through the baby Jesus. 

Advent 3: Joy 16.12.2024

Join us for sermon with Chris Hoskins on the Sunday of Joy! Sermon begins at 14:01.

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