Who decides if it is a good or bad day?

Whose job is it to make it a good day?

From Rev. Scott Frazier at Bryn Athyn Cathedral, recorded in 2010 Visit newchurchaudio.org for a library of recordings.

By Rev. Kurt Horigan Asplundh.

What is the meaning of the twelve gates of the Holy City in the Book of Revelation?

Readings: Revelation 21, Matthew 13, True Christianity 508

This sermon from our archives was delivered at Bryn Athyn Cathedral in Pennsylvania in 1995. (More recordings available at www.newchurchaudio.org).

How do we respond to the crises and pressing needs in the world?

This message from Rev. Dr. Thane Glenn in 2016 was given at Bryn Athyn Cathedral in Pennsylvania. (More recordings available at www.newchurchaudio.org). 

As we have seen in the past two sermons, the Word's description of the Tabernacle is, spiritually, a description of the many complex things that make up our lives. This week we look not at the Tabernacle itself, but the clothes that the priest had to wear to be able to work in the Tabernacle. These garments stand for the ways that we weave love and goodness into our outer lives so that we can truly reflect the Lord's work in the world.

From Rev. Joel Glenn at the New Church Westville, South Africa (www.newchurchaudio.org)

Today's sermon covers more about the Tabernacle—the mobile worship centre that God told the Children of Israel to build. If you read about the Tabernacle you can quickly become overwhelmed by the complexity and detail. Why is it so complicated? Well, life is also pretty complicated and in this complicated explanation of the structure of the Tabernacle we can find a model of how the Lord can help us to deal with the complexity of life.

From Rev. Malcolm Smith at New Church Westville, South Africa (www.newchurchaudio.org)

The Tabernacle was a tent that served as the centre of Israelite worship. But in this archaic structure we can also see a heavenly model for our own minds. This week we will explore how the materials willingly given by the Children of Israel represent the many pieces of our hearts and minds out of which the Lord builds a place for Him to dwell within us.

From Rev. Joel C. Glenn of The New Church Westville, South Africa

A sermon from our archives by the Rev. Kurt Horigan Asplundh about spiritual progress.