St. Aidan's Anglican Church, Kansas City - weekly talks

In Acts 15:36, we examine relational conflict between Paul and Barnabas involving John Mark. A temporary split occurs and Paul takes on a new apostolic team. During their travels, the Holy Spirit closes doors and redirects them to a whole new world, Europe. In Philippi, they meet Lydia, the Holy Spirit's pick for introducing the Gospel to Europe.Such people assist us in breaking open neighborhoods and cultures. It all begins in prayer.

Today, many people do not survive relational conflicts and drop away from attending church at all. We are called to mend and heal the wounds of those in exile. This might involve leaving the 99 and searching for the lost sheep.

In Acts 15:36, we examine relational conflict between Paul and Barnabas involving John Mark. A temporary split occurs and Paul takes on a new apostolic team. During their travels, the Holy Spirit closes doors and redirects them to a whole new world, Europe. In Philippi, they meet Lydia, the Holy Spirit's pick for introducing the Gospel to Europe.Such people assist us in breaking open neighborhoods and cultures. It all begins in prayer.

Today, many people do not survive relational conflicts and drop away from attending church at all. We are called to mend and heal the wounds of those in exile. This might involve leaving the 99 and searching for the lost sheep.

We have entered what's called "Ordinary Time" in our liturgical cycle, the season between the Feast of Pentecost and Advent. During this period, we will be exploring areas of development in the life of our congregation, St. Aidan's in Kansas City, MO.

In this message, we follow the three phases of Pentecost (1) the Holy Spirit comes upon Hebrews and Hellenistic Jews; (2) the Holy Spirit comes up Samaritans; and, (3) the Holy Spirit comes upon the Gentiles. We are still living in phase three as the Holy Spirit continues to come and break down cultural barriers separating us from each other. The Church at Antioch (Acts 11-13) gives us a gateway into the first missionary sending ... within a worshiping community, the Holy Spirit spoke to send Barnabas and Saul for the work appointed for them. We are starting here to begin exploring what the Holy Spirit is saying to us about mission in our city and the world.

We have entered what's called "Ordinary Time" in our liturgical cycle, the season between the Feast of Pentecost and Advent. During this period, we will be exploring areas of development in the life of our congregation, St. Aidan's in Kansas City, MO.

In this message, we follow the three phases of Pentecost (1) the Holy Spirit comes upon Hebrews and Hellenistic Jews; (2) the Holy Spirit comes up Samaritans; and, (3) the Holy Spirit comes upon the Gentiles. We are still living in phase three as the Holy Spirit continues to come and break down cultural barriers separating us from each other. The Church at Antioch (Acts 11-13) gives us a gateway into the first missionary sending ... within a worshiping community, the Holy Spirit spoke to send Barnabas and Saul for the work appointed for them. We are starting here to begin exploring what the Holy Spirit is saying to us about mission in our city and the world.

We have entered what's called "Ordinary Time" in our liturgical cycle, the season between the Feast of Pentecost and Advent. During this period, we will be exploring areas of development in the life of our congregation, St. Aidan's in Kansas City, MO.

In this message, we follow the three phases of Pentecost (1) the Holy Spirit comes upon Hebrews and Hellenistic Jews; (2) the Holy Spirit comes up Samaritans; and, (3) the Holy Spirit comes upon the Gentiles. We are still living in phase three as the Holy Spirit continues to come and break down cultural barriers separating us from each other. The Church at Antioch (Acts 11-13) gives us a gateway into the first missionary sending ... within a worshiping community, the Holy Spirit spoke to send Barnabas and Saul for the work appointed for them. We are starting here to begin exploring what the Holy Spirit is saying to us about mission in our city and the world.

Fr. David explores the historic way of speaking about God in" three persons and one being" up against other unorthodox views of God. The Holy Trinity is the essence of the unity of the Body of Christ. As we dwell in the Trinity we find our source of unity with each other.

Fr. David explores the historic way of speaking about God in" three persons and one being" up against other unorthodox views of God. The Holy Trinity is the essence of the unity of the Body of Christ. As we dwell in the Trinity we find our source of unity with each other.

Fr. David explores the historic way of speaking about God in" three persons and one being" up against other unorthodox views of God. The Holy Trinity is the essence of the unity of the Body of Christ. As we dwell in the Trinity we find our source of unity with each other.

Jesus said that the Holy Spirit will convict the world of sin, justice and condemnation. These are all cosmic legal terms effecting the outworking of God's Kingdom on earth.

The Holy Spirit is fully God, not only with us but in us, to implement the rule of Jesus, our defense attorney, at the Father's right hand, the place of all authority and power. Jesus breathes into his disciples the life of new creation and we are the beginning of heaven and earth coming together. Come, Holy Spirit!

Jesus said that the Holy Spirit will convict the world of sin, justice and condemnation. These are all cosmic legal terms effecting the outworking of God's Kingdom on earth.

The Holy Spirit is fully God, not only with us but in us, to implement the rule of Jesus, our defense attorney, at the Father's right hand, the place of all authority and power. Jesus breathes into his disciples the life of new creation and we are the beginning of heaven and earth coming together. Come, Holy Spirit!