Sermons at St. George's

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Sermons at St. George's offers preaching from the pulpit of a Texas Episcopal Church that strives to be inclusive and welcoming of all who come to us, progressive and scripturally based. These sermons relate scripture to spiritual, ethical, personal and social issues that are of immediate usefulness in the lives of our listeners.

  1. 04/11/2009

    The Evolution of Human Spirituality

    A series of four homilies tracing God's work with the human soul, deepening us to the point where union between God and humanity becomes possible.

  2. 04/09/2009

    Promoted to Personhood

    Jesus affirmation of the lowliest of servants at the Last Supper envisions a world of limitless human potential where people engage each other at the point of vitality rather than respectability. (John 13:1-17)

  3. 04/05/2009

    Defined by the Cross

    Christians are defined by their ability to identify with the steadfast goodness of Jesus through suffering and death, not by the human sinfulness of those who persecuted him. (The Passion Narrative)

  4. 03/29/2009

    Beyond the Horizon

    A look at the difference between for whom love is "written on the heart" and those whose primary instinct is me-first. (Jeremiah 31:31-34)

  5. 03/22/2009

    Catastrophic System Failure

    Of the many problems assaulting the Israelites during 40 years in the wilderness, only their own fatalistic response to hardship was deadly. God's corrective act was to make them look at themselves instead of their travails. (Numbers 21:4-9)

  6. 03/15/2009

    Religious Accountability

    Destruction of community--excommunication--is the poisoned Kool Aid of the Christian faith. (1 Corinthians 1:18-25)

  7. 03/08/2009

    The Good Side of Death

    When Jesus asks us to take up our cross he asks us to embrace our own death, setting the world free from the iron boundaries of our desires, needs and imagination. (Mark 8:31-38)

  8. 03/01/2009

    The Good, the Bad, and the Difference

    Satan's original temptation that we would know good from evil ought to warn us that it's not that easy. Ideas that good is what feels good and bad is what doesn't obscure what God is really all about. (Genesis 9:8-17 and Mark 1:9-15)

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