The Resurrection Anglican Church Podcast

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The Resurrection Anglican Church Podcast features sermons preached during our Sunday morning worship. Resurrection Anglican Church is a parish in the Anglican Church of North America, whose vision is "Christ Changes Everything." Our prayer is that the message of the gospel may deepen your love for Jesus and His Church.

  1. Jun 6

    Seek First the Kingdom of God and His Righteousness

    Text: Matt. 6:19-34 Date: 5/17/2026 Preacher: Tyler Kerley Legendary UCLA Bruins basketball coach John Wooden (also known as "The Wizard of Westwood") once said, "Failure to prepare is preparing to fail." In this passage, our Lord Jesus says something similar - only these are the words of not merely a strong leader, an effective coach, or a wise wizard; these are the words of the Ascended Lord: "Seek first the Kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things will be added to you."   In this passage, Jesus cautions us against the dangers of worldliness by teaching us ... To treasure things of an eternal value, To maintain in everything an eternal perspective, and To seek an eternal prosperity.

    26 min

  2. May 13

    Beware of Hypocrisy

    Beware of Hypocrisy Text: Matt. 6:1-18 Date: 5/10/2026 Preacher: Tyler Kerley The desire to be seen is one of the most fundamental human desire. Whether it is a child saying, “Watch me!” or Sally Field’s famous (though often misquoted) Oscar acceptance speech, “You like me! You really like me!” we all feel the need to be seen. However, this good, natural desire can be corrupted. Jesus calls this corrupted desire hypocrisy. In this passage, Jesus warns us against the dangers of religious hypocrisy. Hypocrisy is dangerous because ... it craves man’s applause,  it rejects the Father’s approval, and it misses the Christian’s reward.

    28 min

  3. May 13

    Love Your Enemies

    Love Your Enemies   Text: Matt. 5:38-48   Date: 5/3/26   Preacher: Tyler Kerley   It's one of the coolest experiences as a parent to see your children begin to imitate you. The word imitation is not explicitly used in Matthew 5:38-48, but the concept it present throughout this text: Jesus says, "Love your enemies, and pray for those who persecute you." Why? "So that you may be sons of your Father who is in heaven." He concludes it, "You therefore must be perfect as your Heavenly Father is perfect."   So, how are we to imitate God? This text gives three answers. What we are not to do; What we are to do; and What we will one day become.

    22 min

  4. May 4

    Adultery, Lust, Divorce, and Eunuchs

    Adultery, Lust, Divorce, and Eunuchs Text: Matthew 5:27-32, 19:1-12 Date: 4/26/26 Preacher: Drew Boon As the Good Shepherd, Jesus warns us, His flock, about dangers along our path, and when we ignore Him and fall into traps, He comes and rescues us. He looks out for the weak, helpless, and outcasts and gives them a home and purpose. He protects us from the lion that seeks to devour us.

    20 min

  5. May 4

    The Heart of the Matter: Jesus’ Teaching about Anger, Wrath, Murder, and Worship

    Title: The Heart of the Matter: Jesus’ Teaching about Anger, Wrath, Murder, and Worship Text: Matt 5:17-26 Date: 4-19-26 Preacher: Ron Hooks We will explore our Lord’s teaching on and application of the Commandment: Do not murder to the spiritual life of 1st Century Jews and 21 Century Christians and look at the 2 options in the world on a religious level: 1. Human Achievement or 2. Devine Accomplishment.

    27 min

  6. Apr 27

    Salt and Light

    Salt and Light Text: Matt. 5:13-16 Date: 4/12/26   Preacher: Tyler Kerley   The Sermon on the Mount is perhaps the most famous speech of all time, let alone the most famous sermon. Throughout the season of Easter, we are going to be studying the Sermon on the Mount, beginning this morning in Matthew 5:13-16, with the images of salt and light. Through these images of salt and light, this small text is asking big question: Why are we here? How are we as the Church to relate to the world? What kind of impact or influence are we as the Church supposed to have on the world? Or, to put it into a more precise form: How are we as the Church to be used by God for the good of the world? And the answer this text gives to that question is that God blesses the world through the Church's (1) identity, (2) purity, and (3) visibility.

    28 min

  7. Apr 10

    Resurrection at the Red Sea

    Resurrection at the Red Sea Text: Exod. 14:9-14, 21-31 Date: 4/4/26   Description: Easter is rightfully the high Point of the Christian year. The Crossing of the Red Sea is similarly a high point in the Old Testament. It is a very fitting passage to read on Easter, because the crossing of the Red Sea is the resurrection of the Old Testament; the image of the Red Sea is the Old Testament equivalent to the Empty Tomb.   So what does this text teach us about the resurrection?  It teaches us that, because of the resurrection of Jesus ... We do not need to fear,  We can stand firm by faith, and  We will one day see the salvation of the LORD.

    20 min

  8. Apr 10

    The God Who Makes a Distinction

    The God Who Makes a Distinction Text: Exodus 11:1–10 Date: 3/29/26   Thesis: In Exodus 11:1–10, God makes distinctions, marked by justice and grace.   Exodus 11 stands on the edge of midnight. And in this chapter, the Lord announces one final act—an act that will break Pharaoh, free His people, and display His glory before the nations. But Exodus 11 is not merely ancient history. It is a theological revelation. It shows us who God is, who we are, and where history is heading. And when we read this in light of Palm Sunday, our focus is directed to Christ. Nine plagues have already struck Egypt. The Nile has turned to blood. Frogs, gnats, flies, disease, boils, hail, locusts, and darkness have all come upon the land. Again and again, the Lord has spoken. Again and again, Pharaoh has refused. Again and again, Egypt has seen the power of God, and still the king has hardened his heart. Now we come to the edge of the final plague. This chapter stands in a terrible silence before midnight. It is the hush before judgment falls. The Lord announces one final act that will break Pharaoh, bring down Egypt’s pride, and bring His people out of slavery. But Exodus 11 is not just about one more plague. It is about a truth that stands at the center of redemptive history: God makes a distinction.

    31 min
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The Resurrection Anglican Church Podcast features sermons preached during our Sunday morning worship. Resurrection Anglican Church is a parish in the Anglican Church of North America, whose vision is "Christ Changes Everything." Our prayer is that the message of the gospel may deepen your love for Jesus and His Church.

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