Calvary ~ St. George's Sermon Podcast

In this 2nd class of "The Greatest Hits: Key Events in the Life of Jesus" Rev. Ben takes a look at Jesus' Baptism, and why he had to be baptized in the first place. Rather than being strictly scholarly, this forum is designed to be edifying and devotional, so that you resonate with Jesus' great hits here and now.

In this sermon Rev. Ben DeHart discusses “right-handed” and “left-handed” power. Right handed power is the way of the world: flexing your muscle; exerting your authority through the use of force or dominance. Left-handed power is the way of self-giving; the way of grace and love. Rev. Ben makes the case that’s God’s power is chiefly left-handed power

In this addition to our sermon podcast, enjoy a 5 week class entitled "The Greatest Hits: Key Events in the Life of Jesus." Rather than being strictly scholarly, this forum is designed to be edifying and devotional, so that you resonate with Jesus' great hits here and now.

Never forget the struggle is real between your agenda and God’s agenda.

In this sermon the Reverend Jacob Smith looks through the lens of Grace and one of Jesus most difficult teachings.

In this sermon the Reverend Jacob Smith looks at St. James' statement "Faith without works is dead" through the lens of grace.

In this sermon The Reverend Jacob Smith takes a look at the Epistle of James and articulates what makes James different than your typical call for self-improvement.

In this Sermon The Rev. Dr. Matthew Hoskinson shares with us the good news of a perplexing Messiah.

In this Sermon Jacob looks at King Solomon and talks about how the true King of Israel gives us exactly what we need.

What do we do with the Transfiguration? How does it connect to my day-to-day life? Find out here.

David is a hero of both Jews and Christians, so why would the story of his great sin be included in the Bible?

For the second week in a row, Jim’s sermon puts the lie to the phrase - God helps those who help themselves. Jim points to our God coming to the help of those who cannot help themselves

Just exactly where in the Bible does it say that God helps those who help themselves? Jim’s sermon points to a Savior who helps those who cannot help themselves.

How do we love God and neighbor when we don't want to? Our problem isn't necessarily a lack of knowledge, it's a problem of the will...

How do we love God with our whole heart, and our neighbor with pure affection?

Jairus was a V.I.P., but that meant nothing when his daughter was dying. Jim’s sermon points to the healing that suffices when all earthly help fails.

If your boat is being swamped with water, do you bail? Jim’s sermon points to a better solution provided by Jesus, a solution for swamped boats and swamped lives.

The wisdom of God is foolishness to the Greeks.

God, in Jesus, did not invade neutral territory.

When it comes to God what we see in Jesus is what we get.