Healing the Unjust
Isaiah 57:14-21
Joel Paulsen draws from the prophet Isaiah, Julian of Norwich, and C.S. Lewis in this summer sermon, showing the mercy of God for salvation.#sttimsvt #SundaySermon
God Still Works in Hard Places
Ezekiel 2:1-7, 2 Corinthians 12:2-10, Mark 6:1-6
In this sermon, Deacon Molly Holleran shares testimony and encouragement of God's good fruit in hard places.
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Dead with Christ
2 Corinthians 5:14-21
In this sermon from the summer, Joel Paulsen shares about life with Christ, and more than that, death with Christ. The beautiful promise of God that arises from this unexpected way of putting things is that we are new creations in Jesus through faith - even when we don't feel like new creations.
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Mystery and Majesty
June 16, 2024
In this sermon from the summer, Deacon Dave shares from 2 Corinthians and Mark's gospel. The gospel of Christ brings us to a place of wonder, awe, and gratitude.
How 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.
Sacred 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
We 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
Each 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
By 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.
What 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.