
St. Michael the Archangel Anglican Church, Matthews, NC
St. Michael the Archangel Anglican Church, Matthews, NC
St. Michael the Archangel Anglican Church, Matthews, NC
Rogation Sunday; Sermon Notes Fr. Dennis Washburn, Ph.D. By St. Michael’s May 7, 2018 Rogation Sunday St. John 16: 24-33 6 May 2018 Sermon Notes by the Reverend Dennis Washburn, Ph.D. In English church tradition, this Sunday has been known as Rogation Sunday. “Rogation” comes from one of the Latin verbs meaning “pray” in St.
Jesus Gets Us—But Not in the Way You Think The “He Gets Us” founders want to turn this negativity on its head and show the world that Jesus really is a nice guy. He’s kind, tolerant, patient, and understanding of everything we’re going through. He’s not a harsh judge—He’s our friend. He gets us. Enjoy.
The following is a YouTube video of our recent clergy conference presentation by Bishop Chad Jones. ENJOY
Written by a new blessing that God has brought to St. Michael the Archangel. Enjoy. Click picture for printed version. Audio version
May 7, 2022 discussion of Lancelot Andrewes Sermon written in 1594. Whether we should choose either bodily pleasures in Sodom, or the safety of our souls. Refusing life with so easyconditions.
An interesting topic of discussion written by someone who is a new blessing to St. Michael the Archangel Anglican Church in Charlotte, NC. Click the picture for the written and audio presentation.
Easter High Mass 2022 – Handel’s Messiah Behold the Lamb of God Begins around 5-minute mark; Sermon at around 35-minute mark, and Behold the Lamb of God at around 1 hour 14-minute mark-minute mark. Thanks to everyone who did such a fantastic job…Indeed, He Is Risen!
Andrewes on Establishing God’s Heavenly Honor, Kingdom, and Will on Earth Nov.14, 2020 Special Guest: Bishop Chandler Jones Copies can be found in Lancelot Andrewes Works, Sermons, Volume Five, or on The Project Canterbury Website. Summary: With the 4th, 5th, and 6th sermons of this 13-sermon collection on the Lord’s Prayer, Andrewes teaches on the often
Who hasn’t felt the urge to scream at the top of their lungs, “I’m free to be what I want?” The question is, “Are you?” The answer is complicated—in some ways you are, but in some ways, you aren’t. We have all been in situations where we felt pressure to conform to someone else’s expectations
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