In the Gospels, Jesus is described as one who drives out unclean, or demonic, spirits. What do we make of this as 21st century Christians? What do we believe about unclean and demonic spirits? Sermon from 1/31/2021.

If you don’t discern your fears… you’ll never stop running away from them… but if you never confess your fears… you’ll try to force yourself into courage. You have to “pour out your heart to God (Psalm 62:8).” Sermon from 1/24/21.

God has undertaken this enormous risk of tying himself to us and to our bodies; and that means our bodies are not just our own. Sermon from 1/17/2021.

Belonging to Christ means we have a part to play in making the nations his heritage, and the ends of the earth his possession. On this Sunday, the Baptism of Our Lord, we celebrate the baptism of Jesus. (Mark 1:7-11)

The Wise Men model a faithful response to the Christ. Filled with joy, they pay Christ homage, laying their gifts before him. Sermon from 1/3/2021.

Sermon from 12/27/2020.

Listen as Margery tells the story of Annabelle, Frederick, and their six-month-old puppy named Bowser. Children's homily from 12/24/2020 at 3:00pm.

Are you able to recognize the Word that became flesh? Sermon from 12/24/2020 at 5:00pm.

How do we surrender to God and his purposes for us? Mary shows us the way. Sermon from 12/20/2020.

On his last Sunday at St. George's Church, the Rev. Dr. R. Leigh Spruill reminds us of our identity. John the Baptist is crystal clear that his identity is not found in himself, in his own ministry, in his preaching, in his followers. Rather, he is clear, it is found in the mighty merciful one who is outside of himself. I belong to Christ, and so do you. Sermon from 12/13/2020.