To watch the sermon click here. Today I want to talk about joy, and where we truly find it; because there are a lot of tough, troubling things going on in the world and joy is the power that provides the equanimity and endurance to face the stress and suffering and, indeed, prevail over evil.
The Power of Joy
Joy to the World
To watch the sermon click here. Good Morning. We are in the 3rd week of Advent. We have lit the pink candle…and we are full of joy, Right? It is Gaudete Sunday. Why do we call it Gaudete? Well, because we are Episcopalians and we like words like undercroft and ciborium. Actually, Gaudete is the
The Tithe
To watch the sermon click here. What is the Kingdom of heaven like? That is the question I posed last Sunday. I then suggested that the Kingdom of heaven has two plotlines running simultaneously: one that is told from your or my particular context at any given moment in time; and the second is the
Laborers in the Vineyard
To watch the sermon click here. Are you envious because I am generous? In the name of… Good morning! It is a joy to be with you today. I bring you greetings from the Cathedral and Metropolitical Church of St Peter in York – known more colloquially as York Minster. I have had the great
Maundy Thursday
Here we are, at Maundy Thursday. Our participation in Christ’s Passion was already real throughout this Holy Week, but it’s getting really real now. So, a question for you: How would you choose to spend the last night of your life? I had a friend who used to say that if the bombs were coming,
Greed for God
When reading today’s Gospel, one movie that came to mind. Just one. Remember that movie Wall Street? I know many of us in this room and online remember the movie Wall Street with Michael Douglas that came out in the late 1980s. His character, Gordon Gekko was a corporate raider, a businessperson who specialized in
Face Your Life With Facts of Love
Today is the first Sunday of Advent. For us Christians, it’s the start of our New Year, the start of the liturgical calendar. We Christians are taught that during Advent we anticipate the birth of Jesus. And we anticipate Jesus’ return. Advent is all about joy. Quietly anticipating the joy of Jesus. The joy that
Little Second Comings in Everyday Life
Let the words of my mouth and the meditation of my heart be acceptable in thy sight, O Lord, my strength and my redeemer. I am Kelli Martin and I have been a parishioner here at Epiphany for 2 years. Today is the first Sunday of Advent. This is the time when we wait for
Saving Children’s Souls in the Tech Revolution
December 15, 2019, The Rev. Doyt L. Conn, Jr. preaching
