The sermon for the Baptism of Our Lord is based on the readings from Isaiah 42:1-7 and Matthew 3:13-17. Read along with the manuscript at stjohnsandgracelp.com.

The sermon as we celebrate the Epiphany of Our Lord is based on the Gospel text, Matthew 2:1-12. Read along with the manuscript at stjohnsandgracelp.com

The sermon for New Year's Eve was based on the text from Romans 8. Read along with the manuscript at stjohnsandgracelp.com.

The sermon for the first Sunday after Christmas is based on the Old Testament reading, 2 Samuel 7. Read along with the manuscript at stjohnsandgracelp.com.

The sermon for the Nativity of our Lord is based on the Epistle Reading, Titus 3. Read along with the manuscript at stjohnsandgracelp.com.

The sermon for the 4th Sunday of Advent is based on the Old Testament Reading, Deuteronomy 18. Read along with the manuscript at stjohnsandgracelp.com.

The sermon for our final Advent midweek sermon is based off the Benedictus, the song of Zechariah in Luke 1.

The sermon for the Third Sunday of Advent ("Gaudete" means "Rejoice") is based on the Old Testament reading, Isaiah 40:1-11. Read along with the manuscript at stjohnsandgracelp.com.

The sermon for our 2nd Advent midweek service is based on the reading from Luke 1:26-45.

The sermon for the 2nd Sunday of Advent is based on the Old Testament text, Malachi 4. "Populus Zion" is the Latin title for this Sunday, which comes from Isaiah 62:11. It means, "People of Zion." Read along with the manuscript at stjohnsandgracelp.com.