Sermons from St. Michael's Anglican Church in Delafield, Wisconsin. A congregation of the Anglican Church in North America.
St. Michael's Anglican Church - Waukesha County, WI
Father Eric returns to St. Michael's and preaches on Genesis 12:1-9 as part of our Lenten sermon series.
Father John begins our Lenten series by outlining Gospel essentials through D. L. Moody's three R's: ruin, redemption, and regeneration.
To conclude our Epiphany series, Brad explains why believing is much more than just seeing, through the lens of the Transfiguration.
As we celebrate World Missions Sunday, Brad Embry teaches us how missions are rooted in worship and waiting on God's promises.
Kory Stearns walks us through the Beatitudes and explains how Jesus' teachings allow us to behold the fullness of the Christian life.
Pastor Brad reveals how being fully known by God can lead to a life of redemption.
Fr. Eric reveals how our entire being should worship God in the everyday.
Fr. Eric Snyder wraps up the sermon series from the Prophet Isaiah.
Deacon Kory Stearns delivers a sermon on John 1:1-18.
Father Ben Jefferies delivers the Christmas Eve homily on Luke 2:20.
Father Eric Snyder preaches this sermon on Isaiah 7:10-17 about a patient God who wants to grace us, and a stubborn sinner with a decision to make.
Father Eric continues our sermon series "The House of the Coming King" with this sermon from Isaiah chapter 35.
Father Eric begins our Advent sermon series by describing Isaiah's prophecy about the kind of household that God is establishing in Israel.
To conclude our sermon series, Father Eric highlights Jesus' kingship as we celebrate Christ the King Sunday.
Father John analyzes the Lord's message delivered by Malachi by reflecting on the importance of our words.
Brad Embry highlights how some of Jesus' seemingly difficult answers in Luke 20 are really invitations for us to see Him more clearly.
Father Eric calls us to consider how we might follow Zacchaeus' example of what it means to be a saint.
Father Eric Snyder preaches from Luke 18: 9-14 about Basic Questions regarding Watching The Strange Behavior of Christ.
Father Eric Snyder preaches on Jesus' parable from Luke 18: 1-8.
Father Eric Snyder continues our sermon series on the strange behavior of Christ with this sermon on Luke 17:11-19.
Pastoral Intern Kurt Walters preaches on this passage from Luke 17: 5-10 as he continues our sermon series.
Father Eric echoes Jesus' warning about the dangers of living on "easy street".
Father Eric breaks down the parable of the dishonest manager by explaining how Christians can practice shrewdness.
Father Eric begins our new sermon series by asking us to reflect on the ways that Jesus has called us to change.
Father Ben shows us how to study one of Jesus' tougher teachings by explaining what it means for us to "hate" our family.
Pastoral intern Kory Stearns preaches on a passage from the book of Sirach, also known as Ecclesiasticus, in this sermon during our series on the Heavenly Race Here on Earth.
Father Eric continues our series with this sermon on Psalm 46 where he reminds us that we have a chance to live our lives in reference to the ultimate reality.
Father Eric Snyder begins our new sermon series Our Heavenly Race On Earth with this sermon on Genesis 15: 1-6.
Father Eric encourages us to walk confidently in our faith since we can trust in what God has done and is doing for us.
Father Eric explains what it means for us to live in the reality of God's redeeming work.
As we continue our sermon series into the book of Colossians, Father Eric explains what it means for us to receive the truth from the Holy Spirit.
To conclude our time in Galatians, Kory Stearns describes the ways that we can act out St. Paul's advice in Galatians 6.
Fr. Eric Snyder Continues our "Saved" sermon series on with this sermon on Galatians 5: 1-25.
Father Eric Snyder preaches from Galatians 3:23-29. "We are saved for a purpose beyond ourselves. We are saved so that we can serve our neighbor as a tangible, physical sign that there is hope. There is a savior for our sin-sick soul. We are one beggar telling another beggar where to find food that satisfies."
On Trinity Sunday, Father Eric Snyder preaches from Psalm 29. He exhorts us to recognize what is true, and behave accordingly.
On Pentecost Sunday, Father Eric Snyder preaches from Acts 2: 1-21.
On the Sunday after Ascension Day, Deacon Jacob Hootman preaches a farewell sermon to St Michael's, urging us to consider what a gift God has given us in His own body and blood, and to hold onto them for dear life.
As we celebrate Rogation Sunday, Father Travis teaches us about the importance of asking for God's blessing.
Preaching from John 13, Father John expounds upon the commandment that Jesus gives us, that we love one another.
Father Eric continues our sermon series by emphasizing that God's promise in the Gospel good news is available to the whole world.
Fr Eric Snyder delivers his Easter Sunday message on Acts 10: 34-43. Who needs a bath?
On Palm Sunday, Bishop Stewart Ruch visits and preaches on the parable of the ten minas from Luke 19: 11-27.
Father Eric concludes our Lenten sermon series on prayer with this sermon on the 126th Psalm.
Father Eric preaches from Exodus 3: 1-15 about a holy God who wants something: a relationship with us.
Father Eric explains what we can learn about prayer through the lens of Abram's faith.
To being our Lenten sermon series, Father Eric preaches from Deuteronomy and explains the importance of context when it comes to prayer.
Frank Woods, our ministry partner at Genesis Lighthouse Milwaukee, guest preaches on this passage from Luke 1, verses 39-56.
Father Eric Snyder gives this sermon on Luke 6: 17-26.
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