A sermon from Parker Williams at Church of the Holy Cross. 6/13/21
Mark 4:26-34
The Kingdom of God first takes root where the Kingly rule of Jesus is embodied in small insignificance places.

A sermon from Parker Williams at Church of the Holy Cross. 6/13/21 Mark 4:26-34 The Kingdom of God first takes root where the Kingly rule of Jesus is embodied in small insignificance places.

Third Sunday after Pentecost. Mark 4:26-34 Parker Williams

A podcast from Pusey House - Oxford’s Anglo-Catholic home of sacred learning. Pusey House is an independent institution which stands as a beacon of Christian worship, study, community, and pastoral care in the heart of Oxford, supporting the University through chaplaincy and Spiritual formation together with a theological library and rich academic programming. In the words of Canon H. P. Liddon, this institution was to be both ‘a home of sacred learning, and a rallying point of the Christian faith’. Pusey House was founded to be a center, community, and home, of theological study, worship, and pastoral care in the hope that we may send out rooted disciples for parishes and communities. This means that the house will not only promote those greater majestic studies, which attend on Christian theology, but also examine the ever-changing fashion of the day. The sacramental principle and the catholic life which inspired the leaders of the Oxford Movement still meet here at Pusey House, uniting the life of the mind and the life of prayer –continuing to offer a dynamic and living foundation on which the life of the House is built, to be transformed, not for ourselves, but for one another.  When you engage with Pusey House—attending our worship services, diving into our collections, or participating in one of our many events—you’re stepping into a legacy of faithful inquiry and intellectual excellence. In an ever-changing world, we invite you to join us in cultivating sacred learning and holiness of life for scholars, students, and the wider Church, so that we may be transformed by truth and formed by tradition in a supportive community.

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A podcast from Pusey House - Oxford’s Anglo-Catholic home of sacred learning.Pusey House is an independent institution which stands as a beacon of Christian worship, study, community, and pastoral care in the heart of Oxford, supporting the University through chaplaincy and Spiritual formation together with a theological library and rich academic programming. In the words of Canon H. P. Liddon, this institution was to be both ‘a home of sacred learning, and a rallying point of the Christian faith’. Pusey House was founded to be a center, community, and home, of theological study, worship, and pastoral care in the hope that we may send out rooted disciples for parishes and communities. This means that the house will not only promote those greater majestic studies, which attend on Christian theology, but also examine the ever-changing fashion of the day. The sacramental principle and the catholic life which inspired the leaders of the Oxford Movement still meet here at Pusey House, uniting the life of the mind and the life of prayer –continuing to offer a dynamic and living foundation on which the life of the House is built, to be transformed, not for ourselves, but for one another. When you engage with Pusey House—attending our worship services, diving into our collections, or participating in one of our many events—you’re stepping into a legacy of faithful inquiry and intellectual excellence. In an ever-changing world, we invite you to join us in cultivating sacred learning and holiness of life for scholars, students, and the wider Church, so that we may be transformed by truth and formed by tradition in a supportive community.

A podcast from Pusey House - Oxford’s Anglo-Catholic home of sacred learning. Pusey House is an independent institution which stands as a beacon of Christian worship, study, community, and pastoral care in the heart of Oxford, supporting the University through chaplaincy and Spiritual formation together with a theological library and rich academic programming. In the words of Canon H. P. Liddon, this institution was to be both ‘a home of sacred learning, and a rallying point of the Christian faith’. Pusey House was founded to be a center, community, and home, of theological study, worship, and pastoral care in the hope that we may send out rooted disciples for parishes and communities. This means that the house will not only promote those greater majestic studies, which attend on Christian theology, but also examine the ever-changing fashion of the day. The sacramental principle and the catholic life which inspired the leaders of the Oxford Movement still meet here at Pusey House, uniting the life of the mind and the life of prayer –continuing to offer a dynamic and living foundation on which the life of the House is built, to be transformed, not for ourselves, but for one another.&nbsp; When you engage with Pusey House—attending our worship services, diving into our collections, or participating in one of our many events—you’re stepping into a legacy of faithful inquiry and intellectual excellence. In an ever-changing world, we invite you to join us in cultivating sacred learning and holiness of life for scholars, students, and the wider Church, so that we may be transformed by truth and formed by tradition in a supportive community.

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Third Sunday after Pentecost. Mark 4:26-34 Parker Williams