St. George's Anglican Church - Sermons

What will you do with the resurrection of Jesus? Your whole world rises and falls on this question. You can't take a passive approach to the resurrection, because if Christ has been raised from the dead, then this means you have a Lord and Master. If he was raised, then you will be raised, if you bow your knee before him.

This is the great hope of the gospel, that all that know themselves to be sinners in need of a Saviour, and who look to Jesus Christ for saving, have been uniquely and intimately united to Jesus Christ. So that all that is Christ’s is now theirs.

“Who is Jesus?” is the most important question in the world. The entire cosmos encircles around it, for it is the question at the heart of the universe.

God is the master painter painting the portrait of your life. Sometimes the master paints with dark colours to create a masterpiece far more beautiful than you could have ever imagined.

The One who rules and reigns over everything, who is seated at the right hand of God, comes to you in the night and says, "Take courage. I am praying for you."

Have you ever fallen on your knees and repented before the Risen Jesus? It is possible to spend your whole life seeing Jesus, but never hearing and heeding his call.

If you find yourself in chains, see it as from the Lord. Our hardships shouldn’t be loathed or disdained, but embraced. Think about how this present hardship can further the gospel in your life and press you deeper into the grace of Jesus.

As a saved person, you have been tasked with a job that transcends all other vocations. Your calling is to take the message of salvation to others. It is a calling worthy of your life and it demands courage, conviction and determination.

In our culture, we have lost the virtue of valuing anything more than our own lives, but for the Christian, spending eternity with God is worth far more than our next breath.

There is encouragement in the gospel that displaces the troubles and burdens in your life.

You can never underestimate the power of selfish ambition to bring about destruction in your life. Instead, be ambitious for the gospel and the glory of God.

The Holy Spirit is not tingling feelings, He is the one who grants you a new life and empowers you to live a life marked by obedience and assurance.

If you are a Christian man or woman, God has given you and baptized you in the Holy Spirit. The same Spirit that raised Christ from the dead lives in you. 

It is not enough to just act “godly” or to come to church, you have to repent and turn to Jesus as Lord and Saviour.

Do you want to be truly happy in God? Then delight in the instruction of the Lord. Saturate your life with His word. Make it your foundation and nothing, even trials and suffering, will be able to take away your eternal joy.

Christ comes to only those who know they need a Saviour. He has taken you, a lonely orphan in the cold, and has made you a son and heir of God.

If you want to have life, then life-giving belief begins here - Jesus is God. The babe in the manger is God veiled in human flesh, come to save His people from their sins.

Christian, there is no place you can go apart from the very presence of Jesus. You are so near to him that your entire existence is in him. In Jesus you live and move and have your being.

The Word of God at work turns the world upside down. It is like a little bit of yeast that starts small and microscopic, but then rises and transforms the whole dough.

Every moment and in every situation ask yourself the question, "How is the Gospel of Jesus best served?"