The Harvest Is Plentiful (Luke 10:1–20)
Fr. Steve Macias preaches on Luke 10:1–20 for the Twentieth Sunday after Trinity: put away the romance of despair and labor in hope, because the harvest is plentiful and the King is reigning.
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The Gospel According to Your Haters: The Nineteenth Sunday after Trinity (Matthew 9:1–8)
Fr. Steve Macias preaches on Matthew 9:1–8 for the Nineteenth Sunday after Trinity: Christ forgives before He heals, answers His critics with gentleness, and teaches forgiven people to carry others, even their enemies, to Him.
David’s Son, David’s Lord, Our King: The Eighteenth Sunday after Trinity (Matthew 22:34–46)
Fr. Steve Macias preaches on Matthew 22:34–46 for the Eighteenth Sunday after Trinity: David's Lord and David's Son, the greater King, and how families, schools, and parishes live under His reign.
Arise and Build: The Normal Christian Life (Luke 7:11–17)
Jesus raises the widow’s son at Nain with a command: “Arise.” A sermon for Trinity XVI on Luke 7:11–17, calling Christians out of passivity to learn, confess, defend, teach, give, serve, and build.
Every Age Offers Its Own Circumcision (Galatians 6:11–18)
What if the credentials, institutions, and approval we trust to keep us safe are a modern form of circumcision? A sermon on Galatians 6:11–18 and the marks of Christ St. Paul bore in his body.
Bugmen vs. Churchmen: Trinity XIV (Galatians 5:16–24; Luke 17:11–19)
The flesh produces slaves ruled by appetite and anger; the Spirit produces a self-governed, fruitful, apostolic people. A sermon for Trinity XIV on Galatians 5:16–24 and Luke 17:11–19.