St Peter the Fisherman Talks and Sermons

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Listen to our latest talks and sermons from St Peter the Fisherman New Smyrna Beach. We are a welcoming church at the heart of New Smyrna Beach, Florida | Join us ONLINE Sundays at 1030am or in-person at 830am, 1030am, & 6pm

  1. Called, Blessed, Sent

    4d ago

    Called, Blessed, Sent

    God calls, blesses, and sends His people, using Abraham’s story in Genesis 12 as the foundational pattern. God’s blessing is never meant to be hoarded but shared—believers are blessed in order to become a blessing to others. God urges ordinary to respond in extraordinary ways like Abraham : to go, to serve, and to invite others into God’s life‑giving relationship. Sermon preached by Peter Tepper on 7 June 2026 at St Peter the Fisherman, New Smyrna Beach, Florida.

    16 min
  2. The Trinity: Overflowing Love

    May 31

    The Trinity: Overflowing Love

    The Father, Son, and Holy Spirit eternally coexist in a perfect communion of love. Creation is not the result of divine need but the overflow of that love. Because love—not success—is at the heartbeat of the universe, believers are called to prioritize relationships, communion, and self‑giving love. Through Christ and the Spirit, we are invited into the very life of the Trinity, to experience God’s delight and unconditional love.Sermon preached by Peter Tepper on Trinity Sunday 31 May 2026 at St Peter the Fisherman, New Smyrna Beach, Florida.

    18 min
  3. Heaven Comes Down

    May 24

    Heaven Comes Down

    Pentecost is not merely a remembrance but the moment heaven breaks into earth through the gift of the Holy Spirit. The sermon traces the historical roots of Pentecost—from the giving of the Law at Sinai to the outpouring of the Spirit in Acts 2—and shows how Jesus transforms the pattern: instead of humanity climbing up to God, God comes down to dwell within His people. The Spirit empowers believers to be living witnesses of God’s presence, reversing Babel and making the gospel accessible to all. Pentecost is for everyone, and every believer can continually ask to be “filled afresh” with the Spirit.Sermon preached by Michelle Tepper on Pentecost Sunday, 24 May 2026 at St Peter the Fisherman, New Smyrna Beach, FL.

    22 min

  4. May 17

    Now and Not Yet

    Jesus' kingdom is a beautiful expression of God's grace ruling and reigning in our lives and in the world. He gives us his Spirit to bring his grace wherever we go. Text: Acts 1:6-14 Sermon preached on 17 MAY 2026 by Peter Tepper at St Peter the Fisherman, New Smyrna Beach, Florida.

    15 min
  5. Another Advocate

    May 10

    Another Advocate

    Jesus promises us the Holy Spirit another advocate. Text: John 14:15-21 Sermon preached by Peter Tepper on 10 May 2026 at St Peter the Fisherman, New Smyrna Beach, Florida.

    17 min
  6. Stephen's Spark : A Glimpse of Glory

    May 3

    Stephen's Spark : A Glimpse of Glory

    The sermon explores Stephen’s martyrdom in Acts 7 as an “encounter with the risen Christ,” showing how Stephen provides resources for the road—a way to face suffering with courage, clarity, and grace. The preacher frames the message around three movements: what Stephen said, what Stephen saw, and what Stephen did.Text: Acts 7:55-8:1Sermon preached by Peter Tepper on 3 May 2026 at St Peter the Fisherman, New Smyrna Beach, Florida.

    19 min
  7. Hearts Aflame

    Apr 19

    Hearts Aflame

    Cleopas and his companion walk away from Jerusalem discouraged, despite hearing reports of the resurrection. As the sermon notes, “we heard there’s this thing called the resurrection… but we didn’t believe him” . Jesus meets them in their confusion, walks with them, listens to their disappointments, and then opens the Scriptures—showing that all of Scripture points to Him. This becomes the “reality of revelation,” where God discloses Himself and opens their eyes. Revelation is not merely intellectual but experiential: “a living, breathing, talking, walking, eating, chewing Jesus” . The sermon then moves to the “reality of redemption.” Cleopas admits, “We thought that He was the one to redeem us” , revealing misplaced hopes—political, personal, or circumstantial. True redemption, reorients our vision so that even ordinary things—like bread—become windows into the divine. Just as Adam and Eve “took, ate, and their eyes were opened” to shame, the disciples “took, ate, and their eyes were opened” to Christ. Jesus invites us to ask God to “open the eyes of our hearts” so that their lives may be marked by worship, service, and unshakable hope. Sermon preached by Peter Tepper on 19APR2026 at St Peter the Fisherman, New Smyrna Beach, Florida.

    16 min
  8. Rediscovering a Sense of Wonder

    Apr 12

    Rediscovering a Sense of Wonder

    Jesus meets Thomas and the other disciples in their fear and disbelief to reveal himself as the risen Lord, restoring a sense of wonder that the world’s thrills can’t supply. By showing his wounds, Jesus moves Thomas from disbelief to faith, offering a deeply personal encounter where Christ’s scars speak to our own pain. He then gives a durable, resurrection-shaped joy that persists even amid fear, suffering, and death. Finally, Jesus breathes the Holy Spirit into his followers, transforming them from powerless and self-centered to people empowered with love, courage, faith, and renewed wonder. Sermon preached by Peter Tepper on 12 April 2026 at St Peter the Fisherman, New Smyrna Beach, Florida.

    16 min
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