Genesis 3:1-21
Psalm 130
2 Corinthians 4:13-18
Mark 3:20-35
Welcome to St. Timothy! June 9, 2024How to Pray on Dark Days Psalm 130 In this sermon from earlier this summer, Paul Hines shares great wisdom from the Psalm of Ascents about praying when things are difficult.
Posted by St. Timothy Anglican Church on Friday, September 13, 2024
Deuteronomy 5:6-21
Psalm 81:1-10
2 Corinthians 4:1-12
Mark 2:23-28
Welcome to St. Timothy - June 2, 2024Sacred things should be shared. In this sermon, Deacon Dave Morris opens up the scriptures about the sabbath, as Jesus' disciples are criticezed over a minor point of law. Jesus' argument gives a much deeper insight into our relationship with the Father. Mark 2:23-28
Posted by St. Timothy Anglican Church on Friday, September 6, 2024
Exodus 3:1-6
Psalm 93
Romans 8:12-17
John 3:1-16
St. Timothy Anglican Church - May 26, 2024We must be born again. The Lord has brought us this far, and He is faithful. As I leave for sabbatical, I am confident of the Lord's provision for all of us. The first eight years at St. Timothy have been wonderful, and I am convinced that the best days are still ahead. ~Fr. Micah
Posted by St. Timothy Anglican Church on Wednesday, May 29, 2024
Acts 2:1-11
Psalm 104:24-35
1 Cortinthians 12:4-13
John 14:8-17
St. Timothy Anglican Church - May 19, 2024Each one has been given a manifestation of the Holy Spirit for the common good. The Holy Spirit empowers all believers to build the church and the Kingdom. Today we look at 1 Corinthians 12:7
Posted by St. Timothy Anglican Church on Wednesday, May 29, 2024
Acts 1:15-26
Psalm 47
1 John 5:6-15
John 17:11b-19
St. Timothy Anglican Church - May 12, 2024By this we know - The apostle John wrote his first letter to a church in doubt. There had been division and question, and so he writes a short letter that is full of reassurance. Concluding, he writes that three testify - the water, the blood, and the Spirit. These three still reassure us of our faith in a world of doubt and question.
Posted by St. Timothy Anglican Church on Monday, May 13, 2024
Acts 11:19-30
Psalm 33:1-8 18-22
1 John 4:7-21
John 15:9-17
St. Timothy Anglican Church - May 5, 2025What about church planting? In Acts 11, we learn about a group of ordinary believers that began one of the most influential churches in the ancient world - through faithful witness and the favor of God.
Posted by St. Timothy Anglican Church on Monday, May 6, 2024
Acts 8:26-40
Psalm 66:1-9
1 John 3:18-24
John 14:15-21
St. Timothy Anglican Church - April 28, 2024Structure and Stretch Early believers in Jerusalem needed to make a choice. Stay or Go. The situation was dangerous. The way they responded in Acts 8 shows us so much about mission. Some stayed and some went, but the creative tension between them allowed for a remarkable new mission to the Samaritans.
Posted by St. Timothy Anglican Church on Tuesday, April 30, 2024
Acts 4:32-37
Psalm 23
1 John 3:1-10
John 10:11-16
St. Timothy Anglican Church - April 21, 2024The way we face matters. 1 John 3. The early church was frustrated because it's experience of sin did not match its expectation of righteousness. It's still a problem today! John wrote to assure them (and us) of God's love and progress in us, even if what we are is not what we will be someday.
Posted by St. Timothy Anglican Church on Monday, April 22, 2024
Acts 4:5-14
Psalm 98
1 John 1:1-2:2
Luke 24:36-49
St. Timothy Anglican Church - April 14, 2024He is the propitiation for our sins! (1 John 2:2) That's a mouthful, but it's important. Today, we ask what it takes to be a good person. What qualities make us "good"? The Bible teaches that the bar is imposisbly high, but in the resurrection of Jesus, God has made a way to prevent and repair sin, and remain in fellowship with God.
Posted by St. Timothy Anglican Church on Monday, April 15, 2024
Acts 3:12a, 13-15, 17-26
Psalm 111
1 John 5:1-5
John 20:19-31
St. Timothy Anglican Church, April 7, 2024Thomas demanded proof of the resurrection. In John 20, Jesus appears to his disciples, but Thomas was out, and didn't want to take their word for it. People still demand proof. As Jesus had comapssion for Thomas, He still has compassion, and leaves us evidence of his ongoing, living, presence in the lives of HIs people.
Posted by St. Timothy Anglican Church on Tuesday, April 9, 2024
