Live the sermon you want to hear. If you are about healing, go be the healing you want to share, go be the sacrament you want to take. You have to travel light, and you have to love people. Allow Love to preach you.

Healing is what the church is about, and it is what we have to make room for in our own lives and in the life of this community. Use your voice, use your power, use your everything to heal the world we share.  Sermon begins at 15:40.

Singing What is True is an Exercise in Good News. Sermon begins at 16:30.

Divinity School intern, Sarah Stell preaches about how in the kingdom of God, we are called to plant seeds and sink our hands into the soil as we seek justice and connection, and offer shelter and provision to all those on our path. Sermon begins at 8:30.

Join us as guest preacher Tallu Quinn preaches a parable from Mark's gospel. Sermon begins at 16:57.

Sabbath is a gift from God so that our souls, bodies, minds and spirits,  might experience the Rest of God. As Scripture teaches, work is good but rest is best. Rest is blessed.   Sermon begins at 13:23.

Trinity Sunday: Whatever it is you serve, offer it on a platter of justice. Keep stripping away the layers until you get what you have inwardly digested in your hearts so you can speak, and live with passion that is true to you. Let the other stuff go. Sermon begins a 12:18.

This week we say goodbye to Kelsey and Heather as they begin a new life of justice work across the country.

This Sunday, our children lead us in the Liturgy of the Light, our Rite 13 young people are recognized for their leadership, and we honor those who mother. The sermon, "Lord, teach us to pray," begins at 9:54, with the Rev. Dr. Scott Owings.

When we are at home, we are abiding; and it is good to be home. When we abide with one another, we make this altar hour home and we bring everybody to it. Becca remembers all those graduating and reminds them this is a home for them, always. Sermon begins at 14:10.

A word today from beloved friend of St. Augustine's Chapel and the Chaplain of Vanderbilt University, the Rev. Mark Forrester. Sermon begins at 11:45.