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November 15, 2020 Jesus' One Mysterious Question - Fr. Scott Cunningham
Sermon delivered Sunday, November 15, 2020
SCRIPTURES
Ephesians 1:15-23
Psalm 110
Matthew 22:41-46
Our vision is to be a community coming home to Jesus and his Church. As an Anglican church, we follow a liturgy every Sunday which allows us to participate in worship together. The Coronavirus has eliminated our ability to meet together for the foreseeable future, but it has not quenched our desire to worship in spirit and truth! The liturgy we’ll be following in our services will thus be a little different than usual, but it remains a way for us all to participate in the work of the people of God—to hear and respond to His Word, and to pray for the world. You can find a copy of the bulletin to follow along, and join us live on Sundays at 10AM at christchurchmadison.com/livestream
26 min
November 15, 2020 Jesus' One Mysterious Question
Our vision is to be a community coming home to Jesus and his Church. As an Anglican church, we follow a liturgy every Sunday which allows us to participate in worship together. You can find a copy of the bulletin to follow along, and join us on Sundays at 10 AM in person and online at christchurchmadison.com/sundays

Recorded live at the Performing Arts Center of Edgewood High School, Madison, WI.
26 min
November 08, 2020 If Jesus Had a Yard Sign - Fr. Scott Cunningham
Sermon delivered Sunday, November 8, 2020
SCRIPTURES
Leviticus 19:15-18
Deuteronomy 6:4-5
Psalm 2:1-8
James 1:22-27
Matthew 22:34-40
Our vision is to be a community coming home to Jesus and his Church. As an Anglican church, we follow a liturgy every Sunday which allows us to participate in worship together. The Coronavirus has eliminated our ability to meet together for the foreseeable future, but it has not quenched our desire to worship in spirit and truth! The liturgy we’ll be following in our services will thus be a little different than usual, but it remains a way for us all to participate in the work of the people of God—to hear and respond to His Word, and to pray for the world. You can find a copy of the bulletin to follow along, and join us live on Sundays at 10AM at christchurchmadison.com/livestream
23 min
November 01, 2020 Beware the Scribes, Behold the Saints - Fr. Scott Cunningham
Sermon delivered Sunday, November 1, 2020 - The Feast of All Saints
SCRIPTURES
Revelation 7:9-17
Psalm 101:1-6
Ephesians 1:15-23
Mark 12:38-44
Our vision is to be a community coming home to Jesus and his Church. As an Anglican church, we follow a liturgy every Sunday which allows us to participate in worship together. The Coronavirus has eliminated our ability to meet together for the foreseeable future, but it has not quenched our desire to worship in spirit and truth! The liturgy we’ll be following in our services will thus be a little different than usual, but it remains a way for us all to participate in the work of the people of God—to hear and respond to His Word, and to pray for the world. You can find a copy of the bulletin to follow along, and join us live on Sundays at 10AM at christchurchmadison.com/livestream
23 min
November 01, 2020 Beware the Scribes, Behold the Saints
Our vision is to be a community coming home to Jesus and his Church. As an Anglican church, we follow a liturgy every Sunday which allows us to participate in worship together. You can find a copy of the bulletin to follow along, and join us on Sundays at 10 AM in person and online at christchurchmadison.com/sundays

Recorded live at the Performing Arts Center of Edgewood High School, Madison, WI.
23 min
October 25, 2020 Supernatural or Superstitious? - Fr. Scott Cunningham
Sermon delivered Sunday, October 25, 2020
SCRIPTURES
Exodus 3:1-6
Psalm 14
1 Corinthians 2:1-8
Matthew 22:23-33
Our vision is to be a community coming home to Jesus and his Church. As an Anglican church, we follow a liturgy every Sunday which allows us to participate in worship together. The Coronavirus has eliminated our ability to meet together for the foreseeable future, but it has not quenched our desire to worship in spirit and truth! The liturgy we’ll be following in our services will thus be a little different than usual, but it remains a way for us all to participate in the work of the people of God—to hear and respond to His Word, and to pray for the world. You can find a copy of the bulletin to follow along, and join us live on Sundays at 10AM at christchurchmadison.com/livestream
27 min
October 25, 2020 Supernatural or Superstitious?
Our vision is to be a community coming home to Jesus and his Church. As an Anglican church, we follow a liturgy every Sunday which allows us to participate in worship together. You can find a copy of the bulletin to follow along, and join us on Sundays at 10 AM in person and online at christchurchmadison.com/sundays

Recorded live at the Performing Arts Center of Edgewood High School, Madison, WI.
27 min
October 18, 2020 The Offensive Mercy of God - Fr. Brett Crull
Sermon delivered Sunday, October 18, 2020
SCRIPTURES
Hosea 6:1-6
Psalm 96
1 Thessalonians 1:1-10
Matthew 9:9-13
Our vision is to be a community coming home to Jesus and his Church. As an Anglican church, we follow a liturgy every Sunday which allows us to participate in worship together. The Coronavirus has eliminated our ability to meet together for the foreseeable future, but it has not quenched our desire to worship in spirit and truth! The liturgy we’ll be following in our services will thus be a little different than usual, but it remains a way for us all to participate in the work of the people of God—to hear and respond to His Word, and to pray for the world. You can find a copy of the bulletin to follow along, and join us live on Sundays at 10AM at christchurchmadison.com/livestream
35 min
October 11, 2020 Life In the 'Until' - Dn. Chad Magnuson
Sermon delivered Sunday, October 11, 2020
SCRIPTURES
1 Samuel 19:8-18
Psalm 28
Acts 12:1-17
Mark 2:1-12
Our vision is to be a community coming home to Jesus and his Church. As an Anglican church, we follow a liturgy every Sunday which allows us to participate in worship together. The Coronavirus has eliminated our ability to meet together for the foreseeable future, but it has not quenched our desire to worship in spirit and truth! The liturgy we’ll be following in our services will thus be a little different than usual, but it remains a way for us all to participate in the work of the people of God—to hear and respond to His Word, and to pray for the world. You can find a copy of the bulletin to follow along, and join us live on Sundays at 10AM at christchurchmadison.com/livestream
28 min
October 04, 2020 Nationalist 0r Anarchist? - Fr. Scott Cunningham
Sermon delivered Sunday, October 4, 2020
SCRIPTURES
Isaiah 8:11-17
Psalm 47
Romans 13:1-7
Matthew 22:15-22
Our vision is to be a community coming home to Jesus and his Church. As an Anglican church, we follow a liturgy every Sunday which allows us to participate in worship together. The Coronavirus has eliminated our ability to meet together for the foreseeable future, but it has not quenched our desire to worship in spirit and truth! The liturgy we’ll be following in our services will thus be a little different than usual, but it remains a way for us all to participate in the work of the people of God—to hear and respond to His Word, and to pray for the world. You can find a copy of the bulletin to follow along, and join us live on Sundays at 10AM at christchurchmadison.com/livestream
40 min