St. Michael the Archangel Anglican Church, Matthews, NC 28105
St. Michael the Archangel Anglican Church, Matthews, NC
COME, DEAR LORD, LET ME LIVE AGAIN Some tonight are Empty and drained and come to the House of God to have hearts warmed; by the Birth of God into the midst of His Creation. In the days of old, God’s presence among His People was signified by the ark of the covenant, thus
Sermon for Trinity X The readings today paint a picture, of many people today, within and outside the church. With The Collect telling us that we are to “ask such things as shall please the Lord. What do we, – you and I -, daily ask of God? Are they things to satisfy our Will
Easter Day Sermon by Fr. Michael Cawthon at St. Michael the Archangel Anglican Church in Matthews, NC. CLICK HERE
Sermon for Feb 9th Septuagesima 3 weeks before lent – Gospel reading on the workers in the vineyard – unfair?
The Purification of Mary – Feb 2 2020 The Collect speaks of the “only-begotten Son as this day being presented in the temple in the substance of our flesh,” The Epistle Malachi iii. 1. Speaks to those whom seek, the Lord, (for He) shall suddenly come to his temple, as a messenger of the
Wedding at Cana Pentecost III January 29, 2020 Jesus could have began his public Ministry in a number of ways. To establish his credentials as a teacher, he could have first preached The Sermon on the Mount. To establish his power over demons, he first could have done an exorcism: how about a whole Legion
Sermon for Jan 19 – Rough draft and guideline for sermon Click Here!
Please click here for the rough draft… Showing forth a family in Christ.
John 4:46 The Gospel reading this morning is about a nobleman 2000 years ago, and it is about us.This nobleman was probably somehow connected to the royal household, and in a way pretty much like many of us. He had heard of the power of our Lord according to John 4:45, / just like many
Make me, O Lord, a child again, So tender, frail, and small, In self possessing nothing, and In thee / possessing all. O Saviour, make me small once more, That downward I may grow, And in this “heart of mine” restore The faith of long ago. Make me, O Lord, a child
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