Worship and reverence to God
Worship and reverence to God
“For all things are now ready”
Live Stream Trinity 2 Sunday June 30, 2019
Service begins at 9 minute mark (sermon at 41 minute mark)
St. Michael the Archangel Anglican Church, Matthews, NC 28105
St. Michael the Archangel Anglican Church, Matthews, NC
Service begins at 9 minute mark (sermon at 41 minute mark)
It is finished The sermon hymn today ends with: “It is finished!” hear him cry; Learn of Jesus Christ / to die” (Hymn #70) Yes my friends this Lenten Season is about “dying” in order that ye may live… With a palm in our hands we come today celebrating the coming of our Lord into…
Losing Jesus… The Gospel this morning is an account of the self-manifestation by Jesus as a boy. It is the only glimpse given of his childhood, when at the age of twelve, the time when a Jewish boy became a “son of the law”, he went up to Jerusalem with His parents for the Passover,…
Things we should do, things we should avoid…this is called life (you could also call it Free Will.) This morning we prayed that the Holy Spirit will direct and rule our hearts, and are warned, not to walk (as the world walks) in vanity of mind through a darken understanding, which alienates us from the…
In the fourth Sunday of Advent, as last week, we have John the Baptist brought forth in the Gospel reading. It is very obvious that the preaching of John the Baptist concerning the imminent judgement of God upon His People and the world, and the establishment of The Kingdom, was causing great excitement and stirring…
“Almighty God, who hast given thine only Son to be unto us BOTH a sacrifice for sin, and also an ensample of Godly life.” The Epistle reconfirms: Christ did suffer for us, leaving for us an example, “and that we are to be dead to sins, and we should live in righteousness; for it was…
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