Sunday Morning Worship - February 26, 2023 (LENT I)

Sunday, February 26, 2023 (LENT I)

New Sermon Series: “Eucharisteo! A life offered up, and poured out”

Msg 2: DUTY | Rev Nick Braunschneider

Sermon Description: On this first Sunday in Lent, we are confronted with James' words, "Be doers of the word, and not hearers only..." The idea of having to do something, or "duty," carries with it quite a negative connotation today. Combine "duty" with "God," and images quickly come to mind of drudgery and harsh servitude. The reality is, however, that duty holds an important (even necessary) place in our relationship with our good Lord. Duty, when properly understood, can actually bring us great joy...and does!

Scriptures: James 1:19-25; Psalm 51:1-8, 16-17; John 2:1-11

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Sunday Morning Worship - February 19, 2023

Sunday, February 19, 2023

Message: "Quick to Listen, Slow to Speak" | Nick Braunschneider

Sermon Description: On this final Sunday before Lent, we celebrate the baptism of a new member of our Apostles family! We'll see how in both the Transfiguration event and in the waters of Baptism, a similar call goes forth from our Lord: a call to death, to obedience, and to glory!

Scriptures: Exodus 24:12-18; Psalm 99; Matthew 17:1-9

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Sunday Morning Worship - February 12, 2023

Sunday, February 12, 2023

Message: "Equipping Saints To Fight Global Persecution" | Faith McDonnell

Sermon Description: Faith McDonnell (co-leader of GAFCON's Suffering Church Network & the Anglican Persecuted Church Network) will give the talk she presented at last year's New Wineskins Global Mission Conference. Faith will share with us the best ways to advocate for our Christian brothers and sisters around the world who are facing persecution.

Scriptures: Acts 1:1-8; Psalm 67; Matthew 9:35-38

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Sunday Morning Worship - February 5, 2023

Sunday, February 5, 2023

Sermon: "One River, Rushing Through The House Of The LORD" | Rev Nick Braunschneider

Sermon Description: Many Anglican churches profess a commitment to the "three streams" of historic Christian Faith and practice (Scripture, Sacraments, and the Spirit). But while it sounds nice and looks good on a website, in practice these streams do not easily flow together. One stream tends to win out, while the others dry up. However, In Luke's account of the presentation of the infant Jesus in the Temple, we see each of the three streams running strong! They flow from the One River, and empower the worship and witness of God's people.

Scriptures: Malachi 3:1-4; Psalm 84:1-9; Luke 2:22-40

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