Sermons from the Episcopal Church of the Redeemer

Sermons from the Episcopal Church of the Redeemer

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Sermons from the Episcopal Church of the Redeemer episodes

  • A Vision for Redeemer - The Rev. Philip DeVaul
    “Jesus is here, now, present in this church. And, he is calling us to move forward, and this vision that we have is simply a way for us to see what moving forward looks like. It’s a way for us not just to do new work, but to re-approach the work that we are doing: the way that we are caring for each other, the way we are participating in the redemption of the world – to look at it again and anew with a sense that in doing this work we are accomplishing something.”
    Luke 5:1-11
    16 min
  • The One Thing I Learned in College - The Rev. Philip DeVaul
    "To me [love] sounds so big that I’m going to spend the rest of my life trying to grasp it, trying to hold onto it, trying to get closer to that being my understanding of the world. I don’t ever want to grow out of that. I want to grow in to that reality. I want this to be the center piece of our lives because its not just something we can move pass or go beyond."
    19 min
  • Conversion of Life - The Rev. Mitchell Bojarski
    "You need to be willing to convert your life every day. To listen for a God who is calling you out of the old patterns that you think you know, to listen to a God who is going to teach you something new even if you have been doing this for decades and decades.”
    Luke 4:21-30
    20 min
  • On a Mission from God - The Rev. Melanie W. J. Slane
    "Our mission as Christians has always been, and will always be, to know Christ and to make Christ known. And, in this community we are gathering together to say, 'no one is dispensable, everyone matters, and if one suffers we all suffer, and if one rejoices we all rejoice.' Our mission and our vision for this community is that we are a symbol of God’s love in this town, in this city, and in this nation."
    1 Corinthians 12:12-31a
    Luke 4:14-21
    18 min
  • Who Should We Get Rid Of? - The Rev. Philip DeVaul
    “God is not interested in us becoming good, better, or best, God is interested in us becoming whole. God is not interested in us figuring out who to get rid of so that we can be the right kind of people. God is interested in us recognizing our fundamental interconnectedness, that we belong utterly and completely to one another. That we are one.”
    1 Corinthians 12:12-31a
    20 min
  • 60-78% Transformed - The Rev. Melanie W. J. Slane
    "Just like a fine wine, the complexity and balance and unique gifts that we each have to share often get better with time. Participating in the miracle of transformation is a process… a process in these steps, a process of fermentation that requires an interruption of our current composition, a new ordering of the elements, an embrace of effervescence, and the giving and sharing of warmth."
    John 2:1-11
    15 min
  • The Ordinary Way of God - The Rev. Mitchell Bojarski
    “The temptation for a lot of us is to look for God in the world and expect choirs of angels, and shepherds, and rulers from far off lands to come and point to God. And, what often happens is God is there in the crowd, and there’s no fanfare, and there’s no heavenly host. It’s just God in the crowd, doing ordinary things."
    Luke 3:15-17, 21-22
    9 min
  • Recognizing God - The Rev. Philip DeVaul
    “When we love and show mercy and forgiveness, when we look at each other and care for one another, when we care for this world and go out of our comfort zone and risk something of ourselves to make this world more like his kingdom come and his will be done – when we do that, we’re not just doing it so that we can get the right number of marks or so that God will pay attention to us. We are participating with God in the work that God is already doing.”
    Luke 3:15-17, 21-22
    15 min
  • A Political Epiphany - The Rev. Philip DeVaul
    "There are political implications to the words that we read, the things that we say we believe, the prayers that we pray, the songs that we sing, and the stories that we hear. They all point to a reality that is here and now, and present in this world. And, if Jesus is Lord, he is not Lord of just a couple things or a few parts of us. Jesus is Lord of all."
    Matthew 2:1-12
    21 min
  • Grace Upon Grace - The Rev. Joyce Keeshin
    "Grace permeates our scripture. Grace can seem so huge, so dramatic, and yet we can see it in simpler ways in our daily lives: the grace of a parent or teacher dealing with patience and love in a trying situation, the grace of a warm greeting to a friend or to a stranger, choosing forgiveness as a response when anger and vengeance might be more expected, having the courage to walk as Jesus did among those less accepted, among those in greater need, to touch the untouchable with Jesus’s compassion."
    John 1:1-18
    18 min

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Sermons from the clergy of the Church of the Redeemer, and Episcopal Church in Hyde Park, Cincinnati, OH.