While flamboyant piety isn't quite the sin it was in Jesus' time, our addiction to the opinions others have of us still damages our ability to be who we are in the eyes of God, a sin against the two great commandments. (Matthew 6:1-6, 16-21)

Sin and the Public Self

Sermons at St. George's offers preaching from the pulpit of a Texas Episcopal Church that strives to be inclusive and welcoming of all who come to us, progressive and scripturally based.  These sermons relate scripture to spiritual, ethical, personal and social issues that are of immediate usefulness in the lives of our listeners.

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Sermons at St. George's offers preaching from the pulpit of a Texas Episcopal Church that strives to be inclusive and welcoming of all who come to us, progressive and scripturally based. These sermons relate scripture to spiritual, ethical, personal and social issues that are of immediate usefulness in the lives of our listeners.

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