Living Faith Anglican Church

Sermon by Fr. Peter Smith 18th Sunday of Ordinary Time Acts Series

Sermon by Fr. Peter Smith Acts Series 17th Sunday of Ordinary Time

Sermon by Fr. Peter Smith 16th Sunday of Ordinary Time

Recap of Living Faith's 2022 Rwanda trip by Fr. Peter Smith and the Rwanda Team 15th Sunday of Ordinary Time

Sermon by Fr. Peter Smith 14th Sunday of Ordinary Time

Sermon by Fr. Bob Fabey 13th Sunday of Ordinary Time

Sermon by Fr. Pete Forbes 12th Sunday of Ordinary Time

Sermon by Blake Plympton 11th Sunday of Ordinary Time

Sermon by Fr. Peter Smith 10th Sunday of Ordinary Time

Sermon by Fr. Peter Smith 9th Sunday of Ordinary Time

Sermon by Fr. Peter Smith  8th Sunday of Ordinary Time Acts Series

Sermon by Fr. Bob Fabey 7th Sunday of Ordinary Time Acts Series

Sermon by Fr. Peter Smith 6th Sunday of Ordinary Time Acts Series

Fr. Peter Smith Acts Series 5th Sunday of Ordinary Time

Fr. Peter this week walks us through why Paul circumcised Timothy right on the heels of a council that told us we no longer have to circumcise those in the church.  Hint: it has to do with stumbling blocks.

Would you be able to tell me the famous man who asked the question: "Won't you be my neighbor?" If not, you will learn a little bit about this amazing man, but also learn about how even though he is so great, he is still not worth giving everything else up for. Join Fr. John as he exhorts us to worship and give thanks for our Savior, Jesus. 

"There is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither slave nor free, there is no male and female, for you are all one in Christ Jesus." Galatians 3:28. This verse has changed the course of Christianity for many of years. It is one of the most radical changes in the Biblical story after the death and resurrection of our King, Jesus. So what does this have to do with Juneteenth? Enter into this sermon...

Fr. Peter Smith Trinity Sunday

What does a Monkey, a shiny object, and a termite hole have to do with each other? Join Fr. Bob this Pentecost Sunday as he tells this story to set a foundation to understand getting the things that we need. 

This Sunday we celebrated, as a congregation, the Ascension of Jesus. We look at his ascension and consider the importance of his priestly nature being ascended into heaven. Join Fr. Peter+ as he takes us through the importance of Jesus' ascension. 

Take a minute and stop. When was the last time you really just evaluated your heart? What is the condition of your soul? Where do you try to find peace. Join Fr. Bob as we dig a little deeper into our souls and pause. 

When we live together as families or closely as a community of believers, we are always training and passing down the things we believe to those who are younger. Fr. Peter walks us through what it looks like to pass down the Faith to those that younger than us, whether they are family members or not. 

When was the last time you wrestled with the questions: Who am I? Why do I exist? Where is my identity found? These are the questions we all must ask ourselves at some point and come to wrestle with. Join Peter as he tackles these questions and helps us create a foundation to build on. 

Join us as Fr. Bob Fabey+ walks us through the gospel lesson and brings about continues this thread of wisdom. 

What is wisdom? How do we read it? What is it there for? Join Fr. Peter as he walks us through our readings and discussing what Wisdom is and how the gospel is the true wisdom of the world.