Sermons from St. George's

The Power of Small Blessings: A little is a lot when God is in it. The Rev. Timothy Jones served as a guest preacher for our 75th Anniversary Preaching Series at 10:00am in the Nave. About the Rev. Timothy Jones | Tim served as Senior Associate Rector at St. George’s from 2005 to 2012 with leadership in adult formation and outreach. He played an important role in several of our ministries, including a multi-year partnership with St. Thomas Parish in Kagiso, South Africa. He encouraged St. George’s to consider the ways that our Christian faith intersects with art, culture, and business relationships through the creation of several ministry initiatives, including our Faith Meets the Arts series, the Praxis Forum, and our nation-wide conference called C3: Christ, Church, Culture. And on the home front, Tim brought his mandolin and formed a little bluegrass band. With some from Gerry Senechal, AnnaGee Harris, Charlie Gore, Calvin Lewis, and several others, Ecclesigrassticus became the most popular house band for St. George’s events. In addition to his parish ministry, Tim has a strong passion for writing and has been featured in several magazines and published his own works. He and his wife Jill have recently moved back to the Nashville area, and we’re so delighted to welcome them today. Learn more about our 7th Annivesary Preaching Series at stgeorgesnashville.org/75years.

"Seeds of Our Faith" Dr. Agatha Nolen served as our guest preacher at The Table.

Sermon from the 10:00am service in the Nave.

“God—Father, Son, and Spirit—are single-minded about your inclusion in the Kingdom.” Sermon from The Table.

When the kingdom of God is present, people get healed. Bodies are restored to their God-intended function. Hearts are restored to peace and joy. Sins are forgiven and burdens are lifted. When God’s kingdom comes, when God’s will is done on earth as it is in heaven, people are healed physically, emotionally, and spiritually. Sermon from the Nave.

James addresses conflict in the church and calls us to live our lives not for ourselves, but for one another. (James 4:1-10) Sermon from The Table.

“God’s Spirit resonate with ours about belonging – our adoption in Christ.” Sermon from the 10:00am Traditional service.

Acts 2 In this sermon, Colin teaches us about the coming of the Holy Spirit on Pentecost and how the Holy Spirit equips the church for ministry.

As our children prepare to ask God to cultivate a particular fruit of the spirit in their lives this year, they learn about all the fruits of the Spirit from a very special guest: Wesley the Westie. Sermon from The Table.