Sermons from St. Cross

By St. Cross Episcopal Church - Hermosa Beach, CA

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August 14, 2016 August Beach Mass
This service is held on the beach and includes baptism.
Today’s gospel is proclaimed by Rev. GregLuke 12:49-56
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August 14, 2016 Thirteenth Sunday after Pentecost
Today’s Gospel is proclaimed by Ms. Laurel CooteLuke 12:49-56
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13min
August 14, 2016 Thirteenth Sunday after Pentecost - The Rev. Dr. Paul D. Lawson
Today's Gospel is proclaimed by Ms. Laurel Coote
Luke 12:49-56
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11min
August 14, 2016 August Beach Mass - The Rev. Greg Brown
This service is held on the beach and includes baptism.

Today's gospel is proclaimed by Rev. Greg
Luke 12:49-56
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6min
August 10, 2016 Pentecost 12
Today’s Gospel is proclaimed by The Rev. Dr. Greg KimuraLuke 12:32-40
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August 07, 2016 Pentecost 12 - The Rev. Greg Brown
Today's Gospel is proclaimed by The Rev. Dr. Greg Kimura
Luke 12:32-40
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13min
August 04, 2016 Expansion
Luke 12:13-21
Today’s gospel is proclaimed by our preacher. Here are some of her notes to accompany her dialogue with our congregation.
“““I used to hear our text today, “Fool, this very night your
life is being demanded of you,” and it took it as a threat. – a moral
admonition to get back in line.
But friends, that’s not it.
To know, at every moment, that my life is being demanded of
me,
That all can be lost, that nothing is forever,
And that my efforts at security are pointless,
To know all this is actually one of the Gifts of God for the
People of God.
God’s gift, Jesus’ message over and over again, is to tell
us and teach us
That it’s by our woundedness that we find out holiness.
When I die to my own ego, break apart the structures of my
false self,
When I do not cling tightly to my own manufactured sense of
security-
Then I am alive and free and happy and safe.
With this in mind, I bring you an image that I stumbled across
on Facebook
That has grabbed a hold of my attention for these past weeks
I share it with you and I want to talk about it with you.
EXPANSION byPaigeBradley2004
A few ideas for going more
deeply into Jesus’ paradoxical truth, that it is in our brokenness that we find
wholeness:
Read Fr. Richard Rohr’s
book “Falling Upward” or subscribe to his daily posts at
www.cac.org/category/daily-meditations
Follow Bp. Steven
Charleston’s daily messages of healing on Facebook by searching
@bishopstevencharleston
Re-read anything by Henri
Nouwen, especially his book “Can You Lift The Cup?”
For more sculpture like
this see www.paigebradley.com
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22min
July 31, 2016 Expansion - The Rev. Kate Lewis, MDiv, BCC
Luke 12:13-21

Today's gospel is proclaimed by our preacher. Here are some of her notes to accompany her dialogue with our congregation.

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I used to hear our text today, “Fool, this very night your
life is being demanded of you,” and it took it as a threat. – a moral
admonition to get back in line.

But friends, that’s not it.

To know, at every moment, that my life is being demanded of
me,

That all can be lost, that nothing is forever,

And that my efforts at security are pointless,

To know all this is actually one of the Gifts of God for the
People of God.

God’s gift, Jesus’ message over and over again, is to tell
us and teach us

That it’s by our woundedness that we find out holiness.

When I die to my own ego, break apart the structures of my
false self,

When I do not cling tightly to my own manufactured sense of
security-

Then I am alive and free and happy and safe.

With this in mind, I bring you an image that I stumbled across
on Facebook

That has grabbed a hold of my attention for these past weeks

I share it with you and I want to talk about it with you.

EXPANSION byPaigeBradley2004

A few ideas for going more
deeply into Jesus’ paradoxical truth, that it is in our brokenness that we find
wholeness:

Read Fr. Richard Rohr’s
book “Falling Upward” or subscribe to his daily posts at
www.cac.org/category/daily-meditations

Follow Bp. Steven
Charleston’s daily messages of healing on Facebook by searching
@bishopstevencharleston

Re-read anything by Henri
Nouwen, especially his book “Can You Lift The Cup?”

For more sculpture like
this see www.paigebradley.com
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19min
July 25, 2016 Abraham and Jesus: An Invitation to Desiring with God’s Desire on Behalf of a Town without Pity
Today’s Gospel is proclaimed by Ms. Patti Angelo, MDiv.Luke 11:1-13
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16min
July 24, 2016 Abraham and Jesus: An Invitation to Desiring with God's Desire on Behalf of a Town without Pity - The Rev. Canon Robert W. Cornner
Today's Gospel is proclaimed by Ms. Patti Angelo, MDiv.
Luke 11:1-13
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12min

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How many episodes does Sermons from St. Cross have?

The podcast currently has 1,256 episodes available.