As of March 2022, sermons by St. John’s clergy can be found on our YouTube channel. Click on Details below to access the link. While you’re there, subscribe!
As of March 2022, sermons by St. John’s clergy can be found on our YouTube channel. Click on Details below to access the link. While you’re there, subscribe!
The church is also filled with people who know God’s love and want to share it.
When we pray for open eyes, open minds, and open hearts, it just about guarantees that we, as disciples, will be called to take some risks. And I think that healthy stewardship requires us to take some risks.
The people of St. John’s clearly know that we are stewards of God’s creation, and that we are called to give of our time, talent, and treasure for the spread of the kingdom of God.
The mana story teaches us that blessings stored soon spoil.
And giving thanks is central to the practice of Christianity. As we celebrate our own abundance, we also recognize our role as stewards of God’s bounty, and we remember that we must be always mindful of the needs of others.
The parable exposes the challenges and risks of faithfulness in a world dominated by power and wealth.
“…this parish has truly exemplified this year’s Every Member Canvass theme during my entire tenure as your Rector: Faith-Filled Generosity.”
What began as overwhelming need and insufficient resources has become more than enough for everyone.
Easter Season is all about learning a new way to see.