July 24, 2022. Luke 11:1-13. When Jesus taught his disciples to pray, he didn’t tell them to pray better. Rather, he suggested they needed a better vision of the goodness of God. Listen to the sermon.  

July 17, 2022. Luke 10:38-42. When Jesus comes to town, Martha busies herself with being a good host while Mary sits at Jesus’s feet. Fr. Butler looks at why we all choose to be like Martha at times, missing out on the life available to us through Christ. Listen to the sermon. Photo by Sebastian […]

July 3, 2022. Luke 10:1-1,16-20. Jesus sends out the 72 to announce the Kingdom and sits back and watches the devil fall like lightning. Listen to the sermon.   Photo by Max LaRochelle on Unsplash

June 19, 2022. Luke 8:26-39. Jesus delivers a man of his demons and makes everybody uncomfortable. Why are they, or we, so afraid? Listen to the sermon.   Photo by Kenneth Schipper Vera on Unsplash.

Trinity Sunday: June 12, 2022. Romans 5:1-5. The Trinity is hard to understand, no doubt, but our Triune God can be accessed through Jesus Christ in the most unlikely places. Listen to the sermon.    

Pentecost: June 5, 2022. Acts 2:1-21. The real miracle of Pentecost is that God now resides in his people, meeting men and women where the are with Good News. Listen to the sermon.  

May 22, 2022. Matthew 5:13-16. Fr. Houk preaches to church and school communities about being salt and light in the world. Listen to the sermon.  

May 15, 2022. John 13:31-35. Christians are known for many things. Some are more positive than others. What is St. John’s known for? Listen to the sermon.   Photo by Kelly Sikkema on Unsplash

Easter 4: May 8, 2022. Psalm 23. We celebrate “Maternal Caregivers Day” with Laura Warner Gilmer in the pulpit, pointing to the Lord Jesus as the model for care, nurture, protection, and comfort. Listen to the sermon.

Easter 3. May 1.  John 21:1-19. Jesus appears on the shore of the Sea of Galilee and teaches Peter what it means to love and be loved. Listen to the sermon.