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.

The word “common” is used in all kinds of ways, and so what do Anglicans mean by the word “common” when it is associated with public prayer and worship? Since we are referring to the worship of our Creator and Redeemer, Almighty God, we can dismiss quickly the popular meaning of “common” as that which…

MUSIC NOTES Prelude Wachet auf J. S. Bach Introit (choir) Rejoice in the Lord alway: and again I say, rejoice. let your moderation be made known untion all Men: the Lord is at hand. Be careful for nothing: but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known…

August 3, 2021 125 Presiding Bishop’s Address – APA Synod 2021 Our theme for this year’s Synod is “Changing Leadership, Still Changeless Faith.” To our bishops, priests, deacons, and deaconesses, all lay delegates and invited guests and observers and visitors, we extend a warm and cordial welcome to Atlanta, Georgia, and the 10th Synod of…

Article from Christianity Today: Justin Martyr (100 – 175AD). hen Justin was arrested for his faith in Rome, the prefect asked him to denounce his faith by making a sacrifice to the gods. Justin replied, “No one who is rightly minded turns from true belief to false.”. It was in one sense an easy answer…

1st Lesson of Confirmation read aloud also E..P. / Eucharist You may need to un-mute your device. Enjoy and share!!!

Musical Notes June 30, 2019 Trinity 2 Prelude Partita on “Ebenezer” John A. Behnke Theme – Pedal Solo – Bicinium – The Cross The recessional hymn (#519) is from an 1845 poem, “The Present Crisis,” by the American poet James Russell Lowell. It was first included in the 1916 edition of The Hymnal. The hymn tune…