Church of the Redeemer, Greensboro, NC

"The Baptism of Our Lord," The Revealing: Epiphany, Mark 1, the Very Rev. Dr. Dan Alger.

This sermon comes to us during the season of Epiphany: the revealing of Jesus Christ to the whole world. In Epiphany 2024 we’re in a sermon series called The Revealing, exploring who Jesus is, why he came, and what he teaches us about God.

"We Are Members of God's Household," Christmastide, Galatians 3, the Rev. Jared Wensyel.

This sermon comes to us during the season of Christmastide.

"The Weary World Rejoices," Christmas Eve, Luke 2, the Very Rev. Dr. Dan Alger.

This sermon comes to us on Christmas Eve 2023.

"Restore Our Fortune," Restore Us: Advent 2023, Psalm 126, The Rt. Rev. Alan Hawkins.

This sermon comes to us from our bishop, the Rt. Rev. Alan Hawkins on the third Sunday of Advent 2023.

"Restore Our Peace," Restore Us: Advent 2023, Psalm 85, The Rev. Dcn. Ashley Davis.

This sermon comes to us from one of our deacons and our Pastoral Care Director—Deacon Ashley Davis—on the second Sunday of Advent 2023.

"Let Your Face Shine," Restore Us: Advent 2023, Psalm 80, Judson Van Wyk.

This sermon comes to us from one member of our preaching team and College Ministry Director—Judson Van Wyk—on the first Sunday of Advent 2023.

"The King's Last Judgment," Ordinary Time 2023, Matthew 25:31-46, The Rev. Sergio Sapunar.

This sermon comes to us from one of our assisting priests, the Rev. Sergio Sapunar, on Christ the King Sunday—the last Sunday of Ordinary Time.

"Devoted to Doing What is Good," Confirmation Service, Mark 10 & Titus 3, The Rt. Rev. Steve Breedlove."

This sermon comes to us from our diocesan bishop, the Rt. Rev. Steve Breedlove, at one of our confirmation services.

"Ready for Christ," Ordination, Luke 12, The Rt. Rev. Steve Breedlove.

This sermon comes to us from our diocesan bishop, the Rt. Rev. Steve Breedlove, at the ordination of one of our deacons.

"The Fruit of the Spirit is Self-Control," Fruit of the Spirit, Galatians 5:13-26, The Very Rev. Dr. Dan Alger."

This is the tenth sermon in a series on the Fruit of the Spirit. In his letter to the Galatians, Paul spends much time juxtaposing the flesh and the Spirit. Our flesh is always working--to gratify, protect, or prove its own self. But the Spirit is also at work, and in infinitely better ways, bearing fruit in the lives of God's children which honors him and builds up others. In this sermon series, we'll be considering what it means to truly walk by the Spirit--not striving in our flesh to please ourselves or to please God on our own, but to cultivate our hearts to be ready for his work within us as he fashions us more into the image of our Lord Jesus. May we seek to abide ever more in him by the power of his Spirit.