Rev. Canon Michael Gilton
July 12, 2020
The Glory of Grace: Unbound
We read a lot about “the law” in the Bible – the law refers to the rules God gave Moses […]
Rev. Clayton Elder
July 5, 2020
The Glory of Grace: Righteousness
During a recent family visit to the Arbor Hills Nature Trail, a sudden thunderstorm arose with cracking thunder and lightning, […]
Rev. Canon Michael Gilton
June 28, 2020
The Glory of Grace: United with Christ
In Paul’s letter to the church in Rome, he says “Salvation is received, not achieved.” God freely gives us the […]
Rev. Clayton Elder
June 21, 2020
The Glory of Grace: New People
Can a #2 pencil be a superhero? Fr. Clayton’s son is a budding writer, currently working on his own superhero […]
Rev. Canon Michael Gilton
June 14, 2020
The Glory of Grace: Justified
Today begins our new sermon series, “The Glory of Grace”, in which we’ll examine Paul’s letter to the church in […]
Rev. Ryan Jordan
June 7, 2020
No Unity Without Trinity
The concept of the Trinity is often a strange teaching. God tells us he is the Father, the Son, and […]
Rev. Canon Michael Gilton
May 31, 2020
What It Means to Be Filled With the Holy Spirit
On the Feast of Pentecost, the Holy Spirit came down in power on Jesus’ disciples like a mighty, rushing wind […]
Rev. Clayton Elder
May 24, 2020
Living in Suffering
There is a misnomer that suffering doesn’t exist for Christians – that we are somehow protected from it by our […]
Rev. Canon Michael Gilton
May 17, 2020
Living Armed
Peter encouraged his friends to “arm themselves” in the same way of thinking as Christ. Not as an intellectual exercise, […]
Rev. Canon Michael Gilton
May 10, 2020
Living Under Authority
“You’re not the boss of me”. Sound familiar? Talking about “authority” is not necessarily a popular topic – acknowledging authority […]