The Nativity of St. John the Baptist (transferred): June 28, 2020. There’s something for everyone in this top ten list about John the Baptists, and what it means for a parish in Dallas that takes its name from him. Listen to the sermon.

Trinity Sunday: June 7, 2020. Perhaps we already believe in the Trinity as the source and the goal of our highest aspirations. Listen to the sermon. Photo by Bruce Christianson on Unsplash.

Pentecost: May 31, 2020. John 20:19-23; Acts 2:1-11 What does Pentecost have to do with racial reconciliation? Quite a lot, says Fr. David, as he reflects on the death of George Floyd and the church’s need to break down the walls that divide our hostile world. Listen to the sermon.

Easter 3. Luke 24:13-35. Jesus joins two disciples on the road to Emmaus, and he joins us in our lives, too. What happens when he takes, blesses, breaks, and gives bread? Listen to the sermon. Photo by Daria Tkachenko on Unsplash

Easter 2. John 20:24-29. How many times have we been hurt by putting our hope in something we were sure was going to happen but didn’t? How many times have we thought, “God, are you really who you say you are?” “Are you really the Messiah?” We have confidence that Jesus sees our dashed hope […]

Easter Sunday.  John 20:1-18 Shut in during the pandemic, we all want things to get back to normal. But maybe we should be hoping for resurrection instead of resuscitation. Listen to the sermon.

Good Friday.  John 18:1–19:37` Fr. Houk offers two takes on Jesus’ final word from the cross. Listen to the sermon. Photo by Christopher Brown on Flicker.  

Palm Sunday. Matthew 26:36-27:54. The Passion narrative teaches us that we all have to lose. We come to God by doing it wrong. Listen to the sermon. View the video:    

Lent 5. John 11:17-44. There’s a lot of pain running through the passage about Jesus’ raising Lazarus from the dead. We should pay attention to the pain and learn what it has to teach us. Listen to the sermon.

Lent 4. 1 Samuel 16 and John 9. God often chooses the most unexpected among us to glorify Himself. How might you serve in unexpected ways? Listen to the sermon. Photo by NeONBRAND on Unsplash.