St. Peter's Fireside

This Fall season, we’ll begin a new four-part sermon series on mission. Join in the final sermon in this series. You can view the full sermon here: https://youtube.com/live/aEvewb_Eo2A

This Fall season, we’ll begin a new four-part sermon series on mission. This Sunday we look at the second great task of the Church: evangelization. What is the good news, and how can we share it both individually and corporately? Come and see!

Looking at the call of Matthew who was simply sitting down at his tax booth when he had a life changing encounter with Jesus. We will look at what Jesus called him to and what that means for all of us who also seek to respond to His call too. You can view the full service here: https://youtube.com/live/q-8bEGNa4Zg

Last week, Grady began a four-week series on the mission of the church. He ended by mentioning there are “Three great tasks” the church is to do: Worship God, Evangelize & Give Ourselves in Charity. This week, Phill will be exploring that first great task, Worship God. Why is worship the first task of the church? What does it mean to worship? And why does Sunday so often feel different from the re...

This Sunday as we kick off the Fall season, we’ll begin a new four-part sermon series on mission. This message will lay a theological foundation for the subsequent three, so try to make it if you can! Looking forward to worshipping with you on Sunday.

This Sunday, we come to the end of Hebrews, as well as the end of our series Letters to the Church. The writer of Hebrews in the application points of his sermon-come-letter speaks to living a life of persevering faith in the face of persecution and being an outsider. Early Christians took an oath to each other to live true to this 'Outsider's Pact' for God's glory and the sake of the world that d...

True and Better | Letters to the by St. Peter's Fireside

This week’s passage — Hebrews 12:1–14 — offers us two striking and deeply pastoral images: A runner pressing on with perseverance, and God as a disciplining parent. These aren’t just helpful metaphors — they are invitations to reframe how we see our hardship and suffering. Rather than signs of failure, these moments may actually be where God is most at work, shaping us for the race ahead. We will...

What is faith? This is the question we’ll be tackling this Sunday as we jump into the Letter to the Hebrews.

Last week in Paul's letter to the Colossians we heard that Christ is all sufficient! In him we are freed from the disqualifying strictures of legalism, false spirituality, and asceticism that incite spiritual pride and divide the body of Christ. This week in our final sermon in Colossians (3:5--17) we talk about what through the gospel we are freed for: to nurture our new life in Christ both indiv...

This Sunday we will look a little deeper into the so-called “Colossian Heresy.” What were the “hollow and deceptive philosophies” threatening the church in Colossae, how did Paul address them, and where do we see them in our world today? Come and see!

This Sunday we have the privilege of reading one of the most Christ-exalting passages in all of Scripture. What does the “Christ Hymn” of Colossians teach us about Jesus, and what does it mean for our faith?

This Sunday, we begin the second letter in our Summer series. As we turn to the opening of Colossians, we encounter a markedly different tone from our previous study. Whereas Paul wrote to the Galatians with strong critique and a defense against false teaching, Colossians opens with joy, gratitude, and encouragement. Most significantly, this introduction draws us into Paul’s heartfelt prayers for...

Join us as we continue in our summer series, Letters to the church, journeying through the Lectionary Epistle readings, along the way we will journey through Galatians, Colossians, Hebrews and a brief stop in Philemon.

Join us as we continue in our summer series, Letters to the church, journeying through the Lectionary Epistle readings, along the way we will journey through Galatians, Colossians, Hebrews and a brief stop in Philemon.

We are beginning our summer series, Letters to the church, journeying through the Lectionary Epistle readings, along the way we will journey through Galatians, Colossians, Hebrews and a brief stop in Philemon. This week, we begin by exploring why Paul is so concerned about the Gentiles’ genitals, our forefathers’ foreskins, and does salvation hinges on whether we have skin in the game. If you are...

This Sunday is known as “Trinity Sunday.” Now that the Holy Spirit has been poured out at Pentecost, God has been revealed as One God in Three Persons.

This Sunday is the Feast of Pentecost - a day we remember how powerfully the Holy Spirit was "poured out" on the early church. But Pentecost is much more than a commemoration - it's an invitation! This Sunday, we'll learn about one of the most enduring prayers of the church, "Come, Holy Spirit," and explore how we might join with this prayer in our lives as individuals, families, and a church. To...

Join us this Sunday as we continue in our series in the book of Revelation. Join us Sunday as Marion concludes our Eastertide Apocalypse series speaking on the last words of Revelation (which are also the last words of the Bible!) in a sermon called Last Words for the Last Days.

This Sunday we reach the climax of the Book of Revelation. In our texts this week, God is making all things new. We will read of a New Heavens and a New Earth, together with the New Jerusalem coming down to earth from heaven. Read Revelation 21 & 22 to prepare.

Eastertide Apocalypse Pt. 4 Fallen is Babylon. by St. Peter's Fireside

Join us this Sunday as we continue in our series in Revelation. This Sunday, we’ll be getting two (short) sermons for the price of one. Continuing in our “Eastertide Apocalypse” series, Grady will preach out of Revelation 6 & 7. Then, before we celebrate baptisms, Grady will do a little teaching on why we baptize infants at St Pete’s and why we ask that folks be baptized before receiving Communion...

Last week, Grady kicked off our 7-week series through the book of Revelation. If you haven't yet listened to his sermon, I encourage you to go and listen to it before this coming Sunday. This Sunday, we will continue our journey through this strange book by diving into Revelation 5, where we will explore the meaning of the strange sealed scroll, we will look at the significance of the tears of the...

“The Risen and Glorified Christ” by St. Peter's Fireside

Join us as Phill preaches for Easter Sunday!