Sermons

How are we to approach our own struggle with temptation? Watch as Elder Nathan discusses how we should treat temptation with great seriousness, and how Christ’s victory over temptation protects us.

Ash Wednesday begins the Christian season of Lent, a 40-day journey of reflection, penitence, and self-discipline, leading up to Holy Week and Easter. If we don’t properly examine ourselves, we will not grow spiritually during this or any season. Watch as Elder Nathan explains how we can prepare for Lent with self-examination.

The Transfiguration is an oft-overlooked passage of scripture, but this event carries deep significance for Jesus’ life and ministry, and tells us much about Christ’s identity. Watch as the Rev. Galloway discusses the enduring significance of Christ’s Transfiguration.

In our cultural moment, a great deal of our attention (perhaps the majority) is spent fixated on the headlines produced by a 24-hour news cycle. As access to, and the ability to share, information has dramatically increased, a prevailing skepticism has emerged. And the underlying question is this: How do we know which news to trust?

Today the Christian message is ‘persona nongrata’ in all sectors of public life. This is the greatest call of the Church today – in the example of Saint Paul the Apostle – to endure any hardship necessary for the advance of the Gospel.

Our call to Christian vocation is always urgent, and always relevant. But what do we do if our life situation isn’t what we want it to be? The Rev. Stomberg discusses why the call of Jesus surpasses even our desire to have the perfect life.

What is vocation in the Christian life? Watch as The Rev. Galloway discusses God’s call to salvation in Christ, and the call to share the Gospel that follows.

Recordings of older sermons can be found at the Google Drive link here, as well as on our YouTube channel.