As we close out our Lenten sermon series, Fr. Michael explores John 11:1-44 to see how Jesus meets us in our strategies for dealing with disappointment and death. As he meets us, he doesn't condemn us for these strategies, and in the end, he wants to have the final word over them--for our good and freedom.

In Ephesians 4:32-5:4, St. Paul encourages the Ephesian church to pursue a life of purity as a proper response to God's extravagant love revealed in Christ. In this fourth installment of our Lenten series, Fr. Michael explores this important teaching from the Apostle Paul.

In John 4, Jesus encounters a Samaritan woman at Jacob's well. And what begins with him asking her for a drink, ends with Jesus helping her retell her story, allowing her to see that, with all the ups and downs of her life, she's been thirsting for God. Fr. Michael preaches.

On this Second Sunday of Lent, this sermon preached by Dr. Elizabeth Shively focuses on Jesus’s nighttime conversation with Nicodemus in John 3:1–16. Jesus speaks of a birth “from above,” a work of the Spirit that no one can engineer or achieve. To see the kingdom is to receive eternal life—God’s own life breaking into the present. Pointing to the Son of Man lifted up, this sermon explores surrender, faith, and the Lenten call to die to self so that we may truly live.

On this first Sunday in Lent, we begin a new series entitled, "Die Before You Die: Walking with Jesus through Lent," and in our passage for today (Matthew 4:1-11), we find ourselves with Jesus in the wilderness. In Lent, we learn to normalize the wildernesses of life, knowing that Jesus has willingly gone before us into them. Fr. Michael preaches.

Where is hope to be found in the ashes of Ash Wednesday? Fr. Matthew Aughtry delivers this year's Ash Wednesday sermon, reflecting on Jonah 3:1-4:4.

Once a year at All Saints, we hold a guided "tour" of our liturgy by providing brief commentary as we make our way through our worship service. This year, for the final Sunday in Epiphany (Transfiguration Sunday), Fr. Michael delivered a brief homily to help frame our form of worship as a kind of "re-storying." That is, the liturgy Anglicans follow makes room for participants to be re-oriented each week by the story of God's creation and redemption of humanity and the world. In this episode, listen to a sample of that homily focused on the two main portions of our service, Word and Table. Read more about our liturgy by exploring our worship guide.

On this World Mission Sunday, Mategyero Nuwamanya preaches from Isaiah 49:1-7, reflecting on how the Servant's mission in this passage becomes the mission of God's people.

Continuing in our series, "The Quartet of the Vulnerable," Fr. Michael looks to Amos 5:4-15 to help us wrap our minds around who the poor are among us and how we're meant to reflect God's character in our treatment of them.

As we continue in our Epiphanytide series, "Quartet of the Vulnerable," listen in as Dr. Tiffani Harris, Associate Pastor at Dayspring Baptist Church, preaches from the book of Ruth to help us grasp God's concern for the migrant.