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Sermon 12.7.25 Always Preparing the Way

Sermon Begins @ 16:44 Good Morning St. Andrew’s I’m moved to preach to you this morning: Always Preparing the Way. An old man, who had been very successful in his career, who had even been hailed in his younger days as one of the brightest minds of his generation was once asked why he kept a train ticket from 1933 in his wallet. He replied that on the weeks when he barely had enough to eat and his ledger book said, “rent overdue,” it was a reminder what the fight was really a

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4 days ago9 min read

Sermon 11.30.25 Waiting and Waking

Sermon Begins @ 16:42 I’m moved to preach to you this morning: Let’s stop waiting, and let’s start waking. A few weeks ago, a man who does civil war re-enacting walked into the Second Reading Book Shop in Alton, Illinois. Speaking to the owner, John Dunphy, who has written books on the Civil War, the man proclaimed that he wouldn’t be buying any of Dunphy’s books, because of all of the misinformation about the topic that has been going around. Identifying himself as the desce

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5 days ago7 min read

Sermon 11.23.25 Monarchies and Christ the King

Sermon Begins @ 16:40 11 years ago today was the last time that Christ the King Sunday was on November 23 rd . How do I know this little bit of trivia? Constantine Slane was born on Christ the King Sunday 11 years ago and today is his birthday. It took him 38 whole hours to get here. Starting on Friday at noon and arriving just before sunrise on Sunday morning. He’s named for my father-in-law’s law partner and mentor Constantine Pulos. His name is also the name of the first g

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6 days ago9 min read

Sermon 11.16.25 Don't Hedge Your Bets

Sermon Begins at 19:50 I want begin by assuaging any fears based on my wife’s Facebook post at the beginning of this week. I have not joined a convent, though I did spend this past week and will spend the coming week at Transfiguration Spirituality Center trying to get significant chunk of my doctoral dissertation completed. I went to prayer with the sisters of the Transfiguration every night when I was there to say Compline. It was awesome. Also, and I didn’t know this goi

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Dec 11, 20257 min read

Sermon 10.12.25 Guest Preacher The Rev. Aaron Rogers: Healing Happens on the Way

Sermon begins @ 18:03

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Oct 13, 20251 min read

Sermon 10.5.25 Guest Preacher The Rev. Dr. Herschel Wade: Habbakuk's Faith

Sermon begins @18:43

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Oct 13, 20251 min read

Sermon 9.28.25 Guest Preacher Neil Stewart: What's it All About?

Sermon begins @ 27:27

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Oct 13, 20251 min read

Sermon 9.21.25 Dishonest Wealth

Begins @ 21:22 “Steven, Steven… Everything is on sale!!!” These were the words spoken by Helen Mouzakiotis everytime the stock market...

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Sep 26, 20257 min read

Sermon for Burial of Roberta Richardson DuTeil - 9.6.25 Singing the Mele of your Soul

Ho'omakaukau Are you ready? This is the typical way that we begin a mele or a hula in Hawai’i, and the response is, “ae,” which means “yes.” “Yes, I’m ready.” A mele - besides being the first part of Mele Kalikimaka, or “Merry Christmas – is the hawaiian word for a song or chant. On this day as we prepare to lay our Tutu to her final rest - with Gratdaddy at last – I’m moved to preach to you about the Mele of your soul. Now, there are three particular things that I want to

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Sep 12, 202510 min read