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Rendering Tribute to Whom Tribute is Due
Sermon Preached on the Twenty-Third Sunday after Trinity, November 12, 2023, at St. Michael the Archangel Anglican Church on the Gospel Lesson: Matthew xxii. 15ff “Render unto Caesar the things which are Caesar’s; and unto God the things that are God’s.” In the Name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the…

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)

Sermon Sept 29 2019 Feast of St. Michael’s
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…
The Messiah has Come and We have the Wine to Prove it
Preached on January 22, 2023 Jesus’ Miracle at Cana, where He turns the water into wine, is an invitation to see who He is, what He is about, and how we can believe on Him as the Messiah. Last week we saw how part of the epiphany our Prayer Book wants us to have about Jesus…

Trinity 13 Sept15 2019 by Fr Michael Cawthon
Many of us have heard the phrase “he cannot see the forest for the trees…” Well this saying can sometimes apply Reading the Holy Scripture, as we get bogged down on this verse or that verse, this definition or that definition, or this commentary or that commentary or even the New Testament vs. the Old…

St. Michael Feast Day 2018 – Fr. Michael Cawthon
Today, we celebrate our paternal Feast Day, St. Michael and all Angels. St. Michael is mentioned four times in Scripture: In old and new testament. In today’s collect reading we hear of an Everlasting; who ordained the services of Angels, and in the Lesson appointed for the Epistle – of a war in…