St. Moses Church

Sermon by Ian McFadden

Sermon by Ian McFadden This talk looks at the life of Samson and explores how we can lead even in the face of overwhelming chaos in the world around us and in our own lives.

Gideon fails to steward the authority God has given him, wanting the rewards of leading without the responsibility. Preached at Saint Mo's, Charles Village, Baltimore by Ian McFadden on 8/25/19.

This talk unpacks the first part of Gideon's life, looking at his doubts, his leadership and God's ability to use even a small band of faithful followers.

This message demonstrates how God uses flawed individuals to advance His purposes. Similarly, we are called by Jesus to come to him just as we are, to follow him, and to remember that the victory in our lives is His alone. Preached at Saint Mo's, Charles Village, Baltimore by guest speaker Jess Alston on 8/11/19.

This message begins a five week series taking an episodic look at the OT book of Judges. From Othniel, we see downward spirals of chaos which creates an increasingly polarized, anxious and fearful culture. Preached at Saint Mo's, Charles Village, Baltimore by Sam Park on 8/04/19.

This talk explores the transgender discussion and the role that our genderedness plays in being human and bearing the image of God.

This second message in the series "Being Bodies" explores how a Christian view of embodiment and memory helps equip us to grapple with dementias and other diseases that attack our very notion of what it is to be a person, and to be in relationship.

What exactly is the relationship of having bodies to being human? This series explores the ways we tend to over- or under-emphasize our bodies and unpacks a Christian view of embodiment. This first sermon explores our bodies and shame.

Sermon by Judi Breidegam This short, summer series aims to cast vision for a contrast way of living. Each week focuses on one of the historic “disciplines” or habits of Christian discipleship. Jesus modeled and invites us into life patterns that emphasize who we are and who we are becoming more than productivity or pastime. These practices help to form us. Discovering and embracing them takes effo...

Sermon by Ian McFadden Series Summary: This short, summer series aims to cast vision for a contrast way of living. Each week focuses on one of the historic “disciplines” or habits of Christian discipleship. Jesus modeled and invites us into life patterns that emphasize who we are and who we are becoming more than productivity or pastime. These practices help to form us. Discovering and embracing t...

Sermon by Larry Lin Series Summary: This short, summer series aims to cast vision for a contrast way of living. Each week focuses on one of the historic “disciplines” or habits of Christian discipleship. Jesus modeled and invites us into life patterns that emphasize who we are and who we are becoming more than productivity or pastime. These practices help to form us. Discovering and embracing them...

Sermon by Ryan Casey. Part 6 of the "Christian Friendship" series SERIES DESCRIPTION If there were a single, central dogma in America today, it would probably be “Be yourself.” The problem is, we’re going after being ourselves in all the wrong ways— ways that obscure rather than reveal our true selves, ways that erode or compromise other people’s selves in our own self-pursuit. This series sets ou...

Sermon by Ian McFadden. Part 5 of the Christian Friendship series If there were a single, central dogma in America today, it would probably be “Be yourself.” The problem is, we’re going after being ourselves in all the wrong ways— ways that obscure rather than reveal our true selves, ways that erode or compromise other people’s selves in our own self-pursuit. This series sets out to develop a sens...

Sermon by Ian McFadden. Part 4 of the the Christian Friendship series. If there were a single, central dogma in America today, it would probably be “Be yourself.” The problem is, we’re going after being ourselves in all the wrong ways— ways that obscure rather than reveal our true selves, ways that erode or compromise other people’s selves in our own self-pursuit. This series sets out to develop a...

Ian McFadden

This first episode in the series on Christian Friendship explores the concept that humans were created in and for relationships. Friendship is basic to our personhood.