Should Christians eat food that has been sacrificed to other “gods”? Why is this question important, and what does it have to do with today’s world? Let’s see what Father Michael (and St Paul) have to say about it.
A sermon by Father Michael Novotny on the Eighth Sunday After Pentecost.
Texts: Wisdom 12:13, 16–19; Psalm 86; Romans 8:18–25; Matthew 13:24–30, 34–43
Art: campwillowlake
Unfortunately, we experienced technical difficulties during the service on this date which prevented the sermon from being recorded properly.
A sermon on the Sixth Sunday After Pentecost by Joshua Hedrick.
Text: Matthew 11:25-30
Art: Ploughing Scene, Painted by Rosa Bonheur (French, 1822-1899), Painted in 1854, Oil on canvas © The Walters Arts Museum / Creative Commons
A sermon on the Fifth Sunday After Pentecost by Father Zack Clemmons.
Text: Isaiah 2:10–17; Psalm 89:1–18; Romans 6:1–11; Matthew 10:34–42
Art: The Morning of the Battle of Agincourt, was created by artist John Gilbert in 1884
A sermon on the Fourth Sunday After Pentecost by Father Zack Clemmons.
Text: Jeremiah 20:7–13; Psalm 69:1–18; Romans 5:15b–19; Matthew 10:16–33
Art: Daniel in the Lions Den is a painting by Briton Riviere which was uploaded on January 28th, 2011.
