Redeemer Sermons - Jacksonville, Fl

Fr. Wiley encourages us not to hoard God's blessings in our lives and instead seek ways to give away His generous provision for the good of the world.

Fr. Gerald asks: what changes can we make in our llives knowing who Jesus is.

Fr. Wiley reminds us that when we hear and do the Word of God, the world lights up around us and God delights in us.

Fr. Wiley reminds us that being a blessing to others is why we're filled with the Holy Spirit.

Fr. Wiley reminds us that all Jesus is asking for from us is a Yes and to follow Him.

Mtr. Sarah reminds us that our calling is not to convince, but to witness and share and invite others to come and see.

Mtr. Sarah shares how baptism names us "beloved" as God claims us without requiring us to do or accomplish anything.

Fr. Wiley encourages us, in this Epiphany season, to follow God and find out what God is preparing to reveal within you and with you.

Fr. Wiley shares how the entire universe is a reflection of the love and grace of God.

Fr. Wiley encourages us to grasp the truth of this night - that God came to be with us so that we can be reconciled to God.

Fr. Wiley suggests that as we approach the celebration of Christmas, that we look for God's vision in our circumstances, as He does salvation work through courageous acts of faith.

Mtr. Sarah reminds us that you don't prepare for Christ by adding more; you turn around, create space and re-orient yourself towards God.

Fr. Wiley reminds us that there is joy, contentment and hope to be had in anticipation of that new day, especially when we bring others with us.

Fr. Wiley talks through what it means to be a church when the foundations beneath us are shaky.

Mtr. Sarah talks about how the resurrected life is a completely new life, entirely different from our temporal existence.

Fr. Wiley declares that nothing the world can offer compares with the overwhelming love of God and the freedom that comes from being forgiven.

Mtr. Sarah asks us to maybe refrain from trying to find ourself in a tricky parable about humility.

Fr. Wiley emphasizes how the connections made in our faith communities give us strength for the journey and faith for what's to come.

Mtr. Sarah reflects on the parable of Lazarus, the Rich Man, and the chasm we choose to leave uncrossed.

Fr. Wiley talks about our necessary and not exclusive attention to money from an electrician's perspective.