On the first Sunday of Advent, Rev. Lewis Lovett preaches from Isaiah 2:1-5 about our future hope, expectant faith, and present peace.
On Christ the King Sunday, Rev. Lewis Lovett preaches from Luke 23:33-43 on Jesus's kingship being lowly and merciful, even to the point of death.
Closing out our fall Worship series, Rev. Lewis Lovett preaches from Numbers 6:22-27 on the significance of the Prayer of Gratitude, the Benediction, and the Commission in our Sunday liturgy.
In our 10th sermon in our fall Worship series, Rev. Lewis Lovett preaches from Mark 12:38-44 on the opportunity to live towards God in worship through our offering.
In our 7th sermon in our fall Worship series, Rev. Lewis Lovett preaches from John 20:19-29 on the purpose of the Confession of Sin, the Absolution, and the Passing of the Peace.
In our next sermon on worship, Rev. Lewis Lovett discusses how the prayer life of a Christian looks in light of Philippians chapter 4 and Psalm 27.
In our 5th sermon in our fall Worship series, Rev. Lewis Lovett preaches from Colossians 3:12-17 on how the Word of God is eucharistic, humanizing, and responsive.
In our 4th sermon in our fall Worship series, Rev. Lewis Lovett preaches from Hebrews 10:19-25 on the purpose of the Collect for Purity, the Summary of the Law, and the Kyrie in our service.
In week 3 of our worship series, Rev. Lewis Lovett preaches from Hebrews chapter 4 on the purpose of the processional in our service.
In our 2nd sermon in our fall Worship series, Rev. Lewis Lovett discusses how the Passover applies to our modern lives; as well as our daily and weekly worship.
In a new series on worship; Rev. Lewis Lovett tells us what a music video from the 90's has to do with consistency in worship.
This week, the Rev. Lane Cowin from our sending Church, Redeemer Anglican Church in Richmond, leads us through Psalm 16.
On Pentecost Sunday, Rev. Lewis Lovett preaches through John chapter 14:8-17.
On Ascension Sunday, we discuss the game Peek-a-boo and how it might relate to Jesus ascension into the heavens.
Formation is finding the person you want to be like and doing what they do. That might be Jesus, or it might be... Michael Jordan? https://youtu.be/b0AGiq9j_Ak?si=_KTyDUSUwh1Ictrj
Rev. Lewis Lovett leads us through the third Sunday of Easter in John chapter 21.
The disciples are arrested for a 3rd time. Looking back at the day after Jesus' crucifixion, how are their actions so completely different in such a short period of time?
Alleluia, He is risen! The greatest story ever told, and the greatest truth ever known - nothing can stand in the way of God's love for you through Christ. Death and despair won't win. Shame and devastation won't win. Amen!
For Palm Sunday, Rev. Lewis Lovett preaches from Luke 23 and walks us through the Passion of Christ.
Rev. Lewis Lovett leads today's sermon from Luke chapter 15.