Historic. Biblical. Spirit Filled. - St. Andrew's Church

Father Larry introduces a new series by giving a little historical background to moves of the Holy Spirit throughout the years and then takes us into Mark 5 and the story of Jesus healing the "woman with the issue of blood."

A deeper look at Matthew 2: How God designed the history of Herod and the aligning of the stars and planets for His purposes.

What does it mean to "walk the unforced rhythms of grace" (Matt 11:28, The Message)? How do we "walk humbly, show mercy and live justly" (Micah 6:8)?

John the Baptist understood what it meant to long for something and lead the way. His example can help us reset our expectations; to raise them up higher. There is more for us in Jesus. Set your hearts to long for Him.

Transition between the Parable of the Sower Series and the Holy Spirit Series. Draw near to Him and He will draw near to you.

We worship, we learn, we prepare and then we go out into the world to bring the Glory of God. How can you tell between the legit and the illlegit? The Power of God and the Holy Spirit.

Gideon turns his anointing from a positive into a negative. Three Lessons: Be Humble, Be Discerning, Be Appreciative.

Kreshelle Marquis shared an insight from the Parable of the Sower (Mark 4) that the Disciples were blessed by Jesus BEFORE He explained what they didn't understand. They were blessed because they WANTED to hear and see and they WENT to Jesus.

We are urged to "come boldly" to the Throne of Grace - to receive mercy and to find grace in our time of need. Grace is a pathway to triumph in Jesus and Faith is the catalyst for His Grace.

ishop Ron 1) reminds us of the Disciple Andrew, 2) why we celebrate Advent (1st Sunday) and also 3) Judas Maccabeus and the revolt against the evil Antiochus and why that matters today.