Remember Lot’s Wife – Brews with Andrewes

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.
St. Michael the Archangel Anglican Church, Matthews, NC 28105
St. Michael the Archangel Anglican Church, Matthews, NC

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.

PREACHED UPON GOOD-FRIDAY 1592 A.D Good Friday Lancelot Andrewes: Project Canterbury: Library of Anglo-Catholic Theology Lancelot Andrewes Works, Sermons, Volume Two: pp. 119-137 SERMONS: SERMON I Preached at the Court, on the Twenty-fifth of March, A.D. 1592 MDXCVII, being Good Friday. Transcribed by Dr. Marianne Dorman: AD 2003 Text Zechariah xii:10 And they will look upon Me Whom they have pierced. That…

Easter first Sunday after: Holy Eucharist Please make sure you turn on the sound (bottom right of screen). The sermon begins around the 28 minute mark.

Anglicans, like all biblical Christians, believe in predestination, which doctrine is clearly taught in the Old and New Testaments, and especially by Saint Paul, but we hold the positive doctrine of election to salvation in tension with the rest of the Catholic Faith, in which predestination is considered an aspect of salvation provided by Christ…

Farewell (see you soon) good friend, mentor, father figure, brother in Christ!! Un-mute and watch our farewell to a great man, WWII submarine commander who served in the Pacific…a founding member of St. Michaels, and watch Jerry’s recent interview by Bishop Ken Myers….thank you Bishop, also a dear friend, for recording.

Unmute and enjoy and share. Chatting, reading, and praying. Have a Blessed Day. M+

March 8th, 2022 by The Most Reverend Chandler Holder Jones, SSC From The American Conservative: America’s youth are leaving churches in droves. One in four young adults choose “unaffiliated” when asked about their religion, according to a 2012 Public Religion Research Institute poll, and 55 percent of those unaffiliated youth once had a religious identification…