St. Francis Episcopal Church for the Highlands

St. Francis Episcopal Church for the Highlands

Religion EN ↓ 135 episodes

Sermons from Revised Common Lectionary and other audio

Be sure to visit the podcast's website and support the creator: www.cfth.church

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St. Francis Episcopal Church for the Highlands

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Religion

Podcast website

www.cfth.church

Latest episode

May 5, 2024

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Episodes

“Whom To Trust These Days” 29.09.2019

The psalmist in Psalm 146 gives reasons to trust God instead of powerful people.

"The Shape of Faithfulness" 23.09.2019

A conversation at the gym and what Jesus has to say about being faithful (Luke 16:1-13)

"What Nine Year Olds Celebrate" 16.09.2019

A sermon on our 9th birthday. Finding reasons for celebration in Luke 15:1-10.

Jesus or Elvis 29.08.2019

When the Kingdom of God comes to town at the intersection of a crippled woman and Jesus in Luke 13:10-17

"What's Going On" 18.08.2019

Jesus says he came to disrupt. Luke 12:49-56

How Not To Be a Tone-Deaf Christian 14.08.2019

Learning what God really wants us to be and do in our world from Isaiah 1:1,10-20

How Not To Be a Fool 08.08.2019

Life lessons from Jesus' Parable of the Rich Fool

repaired previous podcast: How to pray 31.07.2019

Lessons from Jesus in response to the disciples saying, "Lord, teach us to pray."

“Hijacked” 21.07.2019

How to handle distractions from what matters most

“What I Can’t Do Without My Neighbor” 14.07.2019

Expanding our view of neighbor in light of Jesus’ Good Samaritan story

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