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Hello,Kindly listen to the teaching titled COUNT YOURSELF DEAD TO SIN... (Romans 6:8-11) by The Very Rev. Canon. Dr. Rebecca Nyegenye from the Lunch Hour service of Wednesday, 16th April 2025
Hello,Kindly listen to the teaching titled COUNT YOURSELF DEAD TO SIN... (Romans 6:8-11) by Rev. Canon. Dr. Rebecca Nyegenye during the Lunch Hour service in the Holy Week Revival Mission on Wednesday, 16th April 2025
Palm Sunday - Luke 19:29-40 Philippians 2:5-11; Luke 22:39-71, 23:1-56
Sunday, Feb 9: Fifth Sunday of EpiphanyEphesians 3:14-21; Psalm 85; Luke 5:1-11"Each act of giving offers you the grace to be moved off center, to allow God to be at the center of all you are and all that you have. When this begins to happen, you become more fully human. You grow in the image and likeness of God." -Mary C. Earle
Join Sandi Kerner, our canon for prayer and pastoral care, as she unpacks the meaning of the baptism of Jesus in Luke 3.
Join the Sandi Kerner as she unpacks the unfathomable depths of the mercy of God that we know in Jesus.
Al Roxburgh and Jenny Sinclair talk with David Widdicombe about his ministry as an Anglican parish priest in Winnipeg, Canada. Beginning with childhood on a farm on the prairies, David's journey of formation led him to an encounter with “Red Tory” conservatism and its thoughtful Canadian nationalism. From long pastoral experience and deep theological curiosity, David speaks to the current decline in the church and society with intellectual precision and wisdom. Calling Christian leaders and congregations to commit for the long haul, he advocates for a rootedness of identity in Christ expressed in robust community, liturgy and joy.David Widdicombe was rector at St. Margaret's Anglican Church from 1992 to 2020, where, as he pursued a pre-Enlightenment vision of the parish church as a place of belonging and lay leadership formation, the congregation grew and flourished. Educated at the University of Manitoba and the Vancouver School of Theology, David later studied at Oxford University under Oliver O'Donovan and Rowan Williams.- Links -For Alan J Roxburgh:http://alanroxburgh.com/abouthttps://www.themissionalnetwork.com/author/alan-roxburgh/https://journalofmissionalpractice.com/alan-roxburghTwitter: https://twitter.com/alanjroxburgh?lang=enFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/alan.roxburgh.127/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thecommonsnetworkJoining God in the Great Unraveling Leadership, God's Agency and Disruptions Joining God, Remaking Church, Changing the World: The New Shape of the Church in Our Time For Jenny Sinclair:Website: https://togetherforthecommongood.co.uk/from-jenny-sinclairLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jenny-sinclair-0589783b/Twitter: https://twitter.com/T4CGFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/TogetherForTheCommonGoodUKInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/t4cg_insta/For David Widdicombe:Empire, Justice and Mercy (Theodosian Press, 2023)And His Hands Prepared the Dry Land: A Political Theology of Climate Change To Sow the Wind: An Argument Against the War on Terror The Red Tories with the Rev. Canon Dr. David Widdicombe Many of David's lectures can be found here: https://saintmargarets.ca/lectures/ Get full access to Leaving Egypt at leavingegyptpodcast.substack.com/subscribe
The Rev’d Canon Dr. Donald Shepson, Campus Missioner
Rev. Canon Dr. Scot McKnight, world-renowned speaker, writer, and New Testament scholar, joins me to discuss his passion for the Word of God and his new book “Invisible Jesus: A Book about Leaving the Church and Looking for Christ.” He tackles the controversial topic of Christians “deconstructing” their faith. Show Notes: Listen to the “Kingdom Roots” Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/7hjRedTooXmqsCWaasDQHF?si=ca4cea94a3ba405e Read the Newsletter on Substack: https://scotmcknight.substack.com/ Follow on “X”: @scotmcknight
At the launch of our recent Gen Z and the City report, we spoke to Canon Dr Paula Gooder, Chancellor of St Paul's Cathedral, to find out what she thinks the most important issues we can be talking about today are. The Gen Z and the City report explores intergenerational differences in the workplace, with a focus on bridging divides and overcoming misunderstandings. The report is available to read for free on the resources page of the Cumberland Lodge website.
What does it mean to be great in the kingdom of God? And why is it so hard for disciples of Jesus to learn to practice this greatness? Join Sandi Kerner as she unpacks Jesus final call to true greatness from Mark 10:35-45.
The book of James is a call to practical Christianity. But James finishes his appeal with the simple call to pray. Join Sandi Kerner, Canon for Prayer and Pastoral Care, as she finishes our summer preaching series in James 5:13-20.
Where do we look when shaken by life's storms? How can we find stability and peace in the midst of unceasing turbulence? Join Sandi Kerner as she looks at Jesus presence and power in the storm from Mark 4:35-41.
Is the sabbath a box to check or an outdated Old Testament rule? Join Sandi Kerner as she unpacks Mark 2:23-28 and find the sabbath to be a gift of grace to weary people.
How is it that we move into this in-between time? We move into it by loving, by loving God, by loving one another, and remembering that we are called to love just as Jesus loved.Sermon preached by The Rev. Canon Dr. Dan Smith on 5 MAY 2024.Psalm 98; Acts 10:44-48; 1 John 5:1-6; John 15:9-17
We continue to rejoice in the hope that is ours in the resurrection of Jesus. Join our Canon for Prayer and Pastoral Care as she explores this hope from 1 John 5:1-5.
From our childhood, we all love good stories. But what if there was a story that was not just meant to be told, but rather participated in? Join Sandi Kerner as she preaches on Our Great Story in the Great Vigil of Easter.
Message from The Very Rev'd Canon Dr. Bryan Hollon on March 24, 2024
As he approached the cross, Jesus told his disciples about seed. Only when it dies can it bring about new life. Join Canon Sandi Kerner as she unpacks John 12:20-33.
THE SECOND SUNDAY IN LENT FEBRUARY 25, 2024 10:30 a.m. Today's sermon is given by our guest speaker The Rev. Canon Dr. Henry Atkins, Jr.
Buy the Roads of Hurt and Hope Holy Land Lenten study. (All proceeds go to the Anglican Diocese of Jerusalem.)All eyes are on the Holy Land right now, as the conflict between Hamas and Israel continues, over a hundred kidnapped Israelis still missing, over a thousand Israeli civilians dead, and tens of thousands of Palestinian civilians killed in the crossfire.As many of you will know, the Living Church postponed a pilgrimage to the Holy Land until further notice. The name of this pilgrimage is In the Footsteps of Jesus. Today we'll be talking with someone who has walked in the footsteps of Jesus many times, as a pilgrimage leader, as well as a resident of Jerusalem. And not only in the footsteps of Jesus, but in the footsteps of Abraham and Sarah, Jacob, David, the apostles, the woman at the well, and many more ancestors in the faith, as well as citizens of the land today.What is it about this place that people have fallen in love with for thousands of years? Why has God met so many people on its roads? What do these roads teach us, not only in human footsteps, but in the rocks and water, plants and animals along the way, about God's presence and faithfulness? And what can we see there now, especially in time for Lent?We enjoyed speaking about all this with the Rev. Canon Dr. Andrew D. Mayes. Andrew has served as spirituality adviser to the Diocese of Chichester and to the Diocese of Cyprus and the Gulf. He has lived several years in Jerusalem, as a theological researcher and later as director of courses of St. George's College, of which he is an associate professor. He is the author of 16 spirituality books including the award-winning Learning the Language of the Soul, Beyond the Edge, and, most recently, Roads of Hurt and Hope: Transformative Journeys in the Holy Land. (This last book is a Lent study, and all the proceeds will go to the Anglican Diocese of Jerusalem for the rebuilding of the Anglican hospital in Gaza.) Tighten your hiking shoes and pack a lunch, and don't forget, if you get a moment, to buy a souvenir. We're going on a journey today, across time and an ancient, beloved landscape. Sometimes strenuous, sometimes quiet. Often surprising. We hope you enjoy the conversation.Check out some of our favorite episodes of the podcast.
Faith, science and life calling! In this episode, we have the pleasure of talking with Rev. Kara Slade, an engineer turned priest whose journey from the world of mechanical engineering to the pulpit is an interesting blend of spirituality and professional transformation. Rev. Canon Dr. Kara Slade holds a PhD in Christian theology and ethics […]
Canon Dr. Bill Henry • January 28, 2024 by All Souls Anglican Church
The first Sunday in the season of Epiphany recalls the baptism of Jesus. Join the Rev Canon Dr Sandi Kerner as she preaches on the Father's words of love to Jesus and to us.
Rev. Canon Dr. Scot McKnight is the author or editor of around 80 books. Perhaps his most well-known book, The Jesus Creed, has become a favourite for many thousands of readers since its release around 20 years ago. Scot is a recognized authority on the New Testament, early Christianity, and the historical Jesus. His most recent book, written with Cody Matchett, is titled Revelation for the Rest of Us: A Prophetic Call to Follow Jesus as a Dissident Disciple It seeks to untangle the many interpretations of the final book of the Bible which has caused frustration and fear for many people over hundreds of years. Weblinks Scot McKnight ‘s Newsletter Revelation for the Rest of Us
"The Fruit of the Spirit is Joy," Fruit of the Spirit, Galatians 5:13-26, The Very Rev. Canon Dr. Dan Alger. This is the third sermon in a series on the Fruit of the Spirit. In his letter to the Galatians, Paul spends much time juxtaposing the flesh and the Spirit. Our flesh is always working--to gratify, protect, or prove its own self. But the Spirit is also at work, and in infinitely better ways, bearing fruit in the lives of God's children which honors him and builds up others. In this sermon series, we'll be considering what it means to truly walk by the Spirit--not striving in our flesh to please ourselves or to please God on our own, but to cultivate our hearts to be ready for his work within us as he fashions us more into the image of our Lord Jesus. May we seek to abide ever more in him by the power of his Spirit.
"The Fruit of the Spirit is Love," Fruit of the Spirit, Galatians 5:13-26 & 1 Corinthians 13, The Very Rev. Canon Dr. Dan Alger. This is the second sermon in a series on the Fruit of the Spirit. In his letter to the Galatians, Paul spends much time juxtaposing the flesh and the Spirit. Our flesh is always working--to gratify, protect, or prove its own self. But the Spirit is also at work, and in infinitely better ways, bearing fruit in the lives of God's children which honors him and builds up others. In this sermon series, we'll be considering what it means to truly walk by the Spirit--not striving in our flesh to please ourselves or to please God on our own, but to cultivate our hearts to be ready for his work within us as he fashions us more into the image of our Lord Jesus. May we seek to abide ever more in him by the power of his Spirit.
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