St. Michael's Anglican Church - Waukesha County, Wisconsin

Fr. Eric begins our new "Faith Alive" series on this passage from Hebrews chapter 11. This passage has a Mount Rushmore of the Bible. Heroes who had faith that give us examples of what our faith could look like.

Seminarian Matt Rogers concludes our Where Are You Heading series with a sermon on Colossians 3:5-17. He talks about becoming your new self by way of the Peace of Christ, the Word of Christ, and the Name of Christ.

Fr. Eric Snyder continues asking "Where Are You Heading?" with this look at Colossians 2:6-15. "You are rooted down so you can be built up."

Fr. Eric Snyder continues preaching on Colossians 1:21-29 and the importance of not shifting from The Truth once we have found Him. "Our culture tells us we are empty and we need something we don't have. It's not culturally normal to be immovable and satisfied."

Father Eric Snyder begins the Where Are You Heading? sermon series with Colossians 1:1-14. "If the truth and authority of scripture is only an option, then God can't lead you anywhere."

"Are you tired of investing in things that do not bring a return?" Fr. Eric wraps up our sermon series on Galatians with this look at Galatians 6:1-18.

Galatians 5:13-25 is the focus of this sermon from Fr. Eric Snyder. He preaches on the practicality of the Gospel. "Does the gospel change anything about the way you practically relate to people or is it just in your head? The most important thing we do with this text is we do not look outward and say "yep I see that happening out there." Instead we must recognize when and how does the devil roar in my life? When and how does the enemy of my soul... prevent me from living into who God has called me to be?"

Father Eric Snyder preaches on Galatians 3:23-29 in the Gospel Truth sermon series. Listen to hear what Madonna and Whitney Houston have to do with the un-American idea of the Gospel.

On Trinity Sunday, Fr. John Mackett preaches on Galatians 2:11-21. “The truth of the Gospel is we’re not accepted by God because we’re so holy and righteous or because we’ve got our liturgy down pat or because we have the proper paraphernalia in our churches. We’re accepted by God because Christ died for our sins.”

On Pentecost Sunday, Father Eric Snyder preaches on Galatians 1:1-24. He begins a new sermon series on The Gospel Truth in his first sermon as an ordained Anglican priest.