St. Patrick's Anglican Church

Fr Freddy Richardson sermon for The Sixth Sunday of Easter, May 25th, 2025 titled "The Giver of All Good Gifts"

Explore the complex themes of identity and truth against a backdrop of modern society and Christian teachings. Hear a gripping account of a seminarian challenging a professor on the essence of love and acceptance. Discover the transformative power of love as modeled by Jesus, emphasizing its dual nature of gentleness and challenge. Dive into the depths of Christian love, urging listeners to embody this love in their daily lives while navigating the intricacies of relationships and moral values today.

Explore the rich theological imagery of blood in Christianity, particularly as it relates to the Good Shepherd and sacrificial lamb. Discover the life-giving power of blood, connecting its physical importance to the spiritual significance of Jesus' sacrifice. Dive into the essential themes of atonement and reconciliation, highlighting how Christ's blood transforms humanity's relationship with the Divine. This thought-provoking discussion offers a powerful message of hope and redemption for believers.

Explore the compelling journey of Thomas, who transforms from Doubting Thomas to a believer after encountering the risen Jesus. This narrative underscores the power of community and the importance of questioning as a path to deeper faith. It also delves into how navigating doubts can strengthen one’s relationship with God, encouraging open dialogue during challenging times. Embracing faith amidst uncertainty becomes a powerful act of healing and affirmation.

Fr Chris Findley sermon for Palm Sunday, April 13, 2025 titled "Christ of the Crowds - Christ of the Cross"

The hosts humorously compare the focus needed in T-ball to the journey of faith, illustrating the struggle for spiritual maturity. They discuss the importance of surrendering past mistakes to God, emphasizing that our history should inform us without holding us back. A personal story about a dog underscores the freedom gained through letting go. Lastly, they stress the need to release both past successes and failures, highlighting how reliance on personal achievements can distract from our true need for God.

Rev. Canon Ray Ortlund, a respected preacher and theologian, delivers a thought-provoking sermon focused on 'The Parable of the Prodigal Son and the Dutiful Son.' He explores the contrasting emotions of joy and grumbling surrounding redemption. The discussion encourages listeners to reflect on personal experiences of grace and highlights the importance of embracing God's unconditional love. Ortlund's insights invite a deeper understanding of repentance and acceptance, making for a compelling and uplifting message.

Fr Chris Findley sermon for The First Sunday in Lent, March 9, 2025 titled "The Temptation of Jesus & the Race of Faith"

Reflect on the beauty of the Christmas season and the importance of spiritual reflection. Discover the rich Jewish purification customs and their connection to Jesus' early life. Learn how Simeon and Anna's insights reveal both the inclusivity of salvation and the need for spiritual awareness. Gain practical tips on enhancing your spiritual insight through humility and worship.

Fr Chris Findley sermon for The First Sunday of Christmas, December 29, 2024 titled "Stay in the Season".