Christ the King Anglican Church - Denver
Christ the King Anglican Church in Denver invites people to encounter God and join Him in renewing all things. This podcast features sermons and teachings from the church's services. It is a resource for those seeking spiritual growth and community.
Episodes
The Joy We Were Made For- Sermon- Matthew 22:1–14
What does it mean to be invited into the joy of God himself? In theparable of the wedding feast, Jesus reveals a generous King whoinvites us into his Kingdom. We can miss that invitation when lesserthings take priority, but God continues to call us into the joy,restoration, and new life he offers. His grace not only welcomes us tothe feast, but clothes us to participate fully in the life he haspre
The Vineyard: Stewardship, Ownership, and the Kingdom -Sermon- Matthew 21:33–43
What has God entrusted to you?In the Parable of the Wicked Tenants, Jesus uses the image of avineyard to reveal something deep about the human heart. We aretempted to take what God has entrusted to us and call it our own. Butthe life of faith is not one of ownership, grasping, or control. It isa life of joyful stewardship.Drawing on Isaiah 5 and the rich imagery of the ancient vineyard, weconsider
The Yes God Is Looking For - Sermon- Matthew 21:28–32
Jesus tells a simple story about two sons: one says no to his father, but turns and goes; the other says yes, but never goes.The difference is more than words. Jesus is looking for a life that actually turns toward God and enters into His work.In Matthew 21:28–32, we see both the mercy of God toward those whose lives have been marked by “no,” and the deeper challenge for those who have already sai
The Goodness of God- Sermon- Matthew 20:1–16
In Matthew 20:1–16, Jesus tells the parable of the workers in the vineyard.At the center of the story is a generous landowner who gives each worker what they need. But that generosity exposes something in the hearts of those who have been working all day: “Do you begrudge my generosity?”This parable invites us to consider the goodness of God, the “ledger” we can quietly build in our relationship w
The Debt Paid in Full-Sermon- The Heart of Kingdom Forgiveness: Deacon Steven
This sermon explores the theological and practical necessity of forgiveness within the Christian community as presented in Matthew 18. Deacon Steven emphasizes that believers must forgive others without limits, mirroring the immense debt of sin that God has already canceled for them through Christ. By examining the parable of the unmerciful servant, Steven argues that true forgiveness is a miracle
Conflict, Reconciliation, and the Way of Jesus -Sermon- Matthew 18:15–20
Conflict is inevitable—even among Christians. The question is not whether we will hurt one another, but how we will respond when we do.In Matthew 18:15–20, Jesus gives us a different way. Instead of ghosting, gossiping, or trying to win at all costs, we are called to pursue one another with humility, truth, and love. The goal isn't victory in an argument. The goal is to gain a brother or siste
Deny Yourself and Find Life- Sermon- Matthew 16:21–28
Jesus gives us one of the great paradoxes of the Christian life: “Whoever would save his life will lose it, but whoever loses his life for my sake will find it.”In Matthew 16, Peter recognizes Jesus as the Christ—but then immediately resists the way of the cross. Jesus' response reveals something profound about discipleship: our deepest and most authentic desires are not always aligned with th
Parable of the Sower- Sermon- Isaiah 55- Deacon Steven
In this week’s sermon, Deacon Steven looks at Jesus’ Parable of the Sower and asks us to consider what kind of soil our hearts have become. The seed of God’s Word is generously scattered, but how we receive it makes all the difference. Jesus describes hearts that are hard, shallow, distracted, and those that are ready to receive his Word and bear fruit. Drawing from his own experiences of seasons
The Easy Yoke: Finding Rest for the Weary Soul- Sermon- Matthew 11- Deacon Steven
In this homily, Deacon Steven addresses the universal experience of soul weariness by exploring Jesus's invitation to the burdened in Matthew 11. He begins by identifying the heavy yokes of modern life—such as burnout, loneliness, and professional stress—arguing that worldly escapes like entertainment or substances are merely temporary fixes that leave the spirit empty. The speaker then highlights
Do Not Fear: You Are Seen, Known, and Valued - Sermon- Matthew 10
In this message, we dive into Matthew 10 to explore the deeply human experience of fear and Jesus's repeated command to "do not fear." While we often think of fear in terms of physical harm or existential threats, it frequently manifests in subtle ways—such as the fear of rejection, loss, or being misunderstood—quietly shaping our lives and decisions.Rather than calling us to muster
The Order of Our Loves | Matthew 10:34–39 -Sermon- The Sword That Brings Life
Passage:Matthew 10:34–39YouTube Blurb:Some words of Jesus stop us in our tracks:"I did not come to bring peace, but a sword..."What does Jesus mean? Isn’t He the Prince of Peace?In this message from Matthew 10, we explore one of Jesus’ more difficult teachings through the lens of Ordo Amoris — “the order of our loves.” Jesus isn’t calling us to love family less; He’s inviting us to love
Living on Mission Without Burning Out - Sermon- Matthew 9:35–10:4
What does it actually mean to live on mission?Many Christians find themselves in one of two ditches. On one side is a constant pressure to evangelize every person, every moment, every opportunity. On the other side is a quiet faith that rarely moves outward at all.In Matthew 9, Jesus offers a different way.As He looks upon the crowds, He is moved with compassion because they are "harassed and
I Desire Mercy, Not Sacrifice- Sermon- Matthew 9:9–13
We live in a world that knows how to punish but struggles to forgive.In Matthew 9, Jesus does something scandalous: He calls a tax collector, dines with sinners, and confronts the religious leaders with a surprising truth:"I desire mercy, and not sacrifice."This message explores God's relentless mercy, the story behind Jesus' words in Hosea, and what it means to stop keeping scor
Drawn Into the Divine Life | Trinity Sunday- Sermon- Matthew 28:18–20
On Trinity Sunday, we explore one of the deepest mysteries and greatest gifts of the Christian faith: God as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.Far from being an abstract theological puzzle, the Trinity reveals the very nature of God as a life of perfect love, self-giving, and communion. In the Great Commission (Matthew 28:18–20), Jesus invites us not merely to learn about God, but to be drawn into His
The Holy Spirit: Comforter of Our Souls - Sermon- John 14:15–17
Happy Pentecost!In John 14, Jesus prepares His disciples for His departure — and underneath all their questions is a deeper cry:“Can you comfort us?”Jesus answers by promising the gift of the Holy Spirit — the Comforter, the Spirit of Truth, the abiding presence of God with His people.In this Pentecost message we explore:• The Holy Spirit as Comforter• The Spirit who grounds us in truth• How God i
Finding Peace and Purpose in Jesus- Sermon- John 14:1, 8-14- Deacon Steven
In this week’s message from John 14:1 and 8-14, Steven encouraged us to let our hearts be untroubled by embracing the calling Jesus offers His followers. Amid the disciples’ anxiety over Jesus’ coming departure, He gave them, and us, three anchors: a command to obey, a calling to embrace, and a conversation to maintain through prayer. Jesus promises that whoever believes in Him will do the works H
The Way, The Truth, and The Life - Sermon- John 14:6
“Lord, we do not know where you are going. How can we know the way?”Thomas asks one of the most honest questions in all of Scripture — and one that still lives in every human heart. In a world overflowing with information, directions, opinions, AI, and endless “paths,” why do so many still feel lost?In John 14, Jesus does not hand His disciples a map, a checklist, or a five-step plan. He gives the
A Home Beyond the Trouble- Sermon- John 14:1–3
“Let not your hearts be troubled.”In a moment filled with uncertainty, fear, and the threat of loss, Jesus speaks words that still meet us right where we are. In this message from John 14, we explore how His promise of a true and lasting Home speaks directly into our anxiety, our longing, and the instability of the world around us.What if that ache you feel—the sense that things aren’t quite as th
What did Jesus mean by “abundant life”?- Sermon- John 10:1-10
In John 10:10, He says:“I have come that they may have life… to the full.”We often think that means comfort, success, or more of what we want.But Jesus offers something deeper.This message explores a better vision of the abundant life:• Oriented toward God• Becoming who you were made to be• Belonging to something bigger than yourselfNot a life that comes and goes…but one grounded in the Good Sheph
Luke 24:13-35- Sermon- Hearts on Fire: The Road to Emmaus- Steven Sifers
Last Sunday evening, Steven Sifers walked us through Luke 24:13–35, the powerful story of the Road to Emmaus. In a moment filled with disappointment and confusion, we see how Jesus meets His followers right where they are—drawing near, opening the Scriptures, and revealing Himself in the breaking of the bread.This “Emmaus Pattern” still shapes our lives today. When our hopes feel shattered, Jesus
Good Friday Meditation | “I Will Remember Their Sins No More”
Today is Good Friday—a sacred time to slow down, reflect, and enter into the depth of Christ’s work on the cross.In this short meditation from Hebrews 10, we explore a powerful and often misunderstood phrase:“I will remember their sins no more.”Does God actually forget our sins?Or is something deeper happening?This message unpacks the biblical meaning of “remembering” as covenant action—not mere m
John 20:1-10- Sermon- The Lord is risen. Alleluia
Jesse is reflecting on the message of Easter- the announcement that Christ is risen. He emphasizes that this isn’t just a historical claim, but a story that changes everything- what he calls not just “history,” but “His-story.”He points out that the resurrection account itself is surprisingly strange and imperfectly told- it feels clumsy, unpolished, and even a bit confusing. But instead of weaken
John 9- Sermon- God's Love in Action
In this sermon, Deacon Steven explores the healing of the man born blind to illustrate that God’s love is active, near, and inviting. By juxtaposing the man’s physical, emotional, and spiritual isolation with the intrusive, tactile mercy of Jesus, the speaker argues that Christ does not merely fix biological defects but shatters the darkness of the human condition. The narrative structure highligh
John 4:1-26- Sermon- God's Pursuit
In this sermon, Pastor Jesse explores Jesus’s encounter with the Samaritan woman to illustrate the active nature of divine love. The text highlights how Jesus deliberately crosses social, ethnic, and religious boundaries to pursue an individual who was considered an extreme outsider. Through their dialogue about "living water," the source emphasizes that God’s love is not a stagnant conc
John 3:1-16- Sermon- Nicodemus
This message by Jared Mackey reintroduces the famous passage of John 3:16 by framing it as an intimate, theatrical dialogue between a curious, aging religious leader named Nicodemus and Jesus. Jared moves beyond the verse's common status as a modern cliché to explore three foundational pillars: birth, wind, and love. By examining the concept of being born from above, the text suggests that spi
Matthew 4:1-11 - What Temptation Reveals: Jesus in the Wilderness
In Matthew 4, Jesus is led by the Spirit into the wilderness to be tempted. On the surface, this passage teaches us how to resist temptation. But beneath that, it reveals something much deeper.Temptation is never just about the “skittle.” It’s never just about bread, power, success, comfort, or control. Temptation exposes what’s happening in our souls. Do we trust the Father? Do we try to secure o
Psalm 103:8-14 Sermon - What Ashes Really Mean | Ash Wednesday Reflection
In this Ash Wednesday sermon from Christ the King Anglican Church, we reflect on the spiritual meaning of ashes — not as emptiness, but as what remains when something beautiful has been broken down.Ashes remind us of our story: formed from dust, fractured by sin, often feeling disordered or burnt out. Yet Psalm 103 proclaims astonishing good news — God remembers our frailty and meets us not with d
Matthew 17:1-9- Sermon- Behold His Face
As we prepare for Lent, guest priest Jordan invites us to examine a deeper question: What are you giving yourself to—and what fruit is it producing? This sermon challenges us to reflect on the habits, desires, and allegiances shaping our lives and to consider whether they are forming us more into the likeness of Christ. A thoughtful and searching message to help prepare your heart for the Lenten s
Matthew 5:2-12 - Sermon - The Map to True Happiness
What does it actually mean to be "blessed"? We often equate it with luck or material success, but Jesus paints a very different picture in the Beatitudes.Join us as we look at Matthew 5:2-12 and explore how to exchange the "cultural water" we swim in—self-sufficiency, fragmentation, and contention—for the life-giving nature of the Kingdom of God.Highlights:Why "poor in spi
John 1:35-42- Sermon- What Are You Seeking? | The Secret Engine of Your Life
What is it that you most deeply desire?Most of us spend our lives chasing "the next thing"—career goals, security, or simple survival. But underneath the surface, there is a deeper set of desires that quietly guides every decision we make.In this message, Jesse looks at the first interaction between Jesus and His disciples in John 1. Interestingly, Jesus doesn't start with a list of rules or a se
Matthew 3:13-17- Sermon- Why You Feel Spiritually "Off-Balance" (And How to Find Center)
Do you ever feel like you’re just "reacting" to the news, your circumstances, or your own emotions? In this sermon, we explore the baptism of Jesus—not just as a religious ritual, but as a "spiritual re-calibration." Using the metaphor of physical therapy and proprioception, we look at how sin acts like a traumatic nerve injury to our souls, severing our connection to our Crea
Isaiah 7:10-17- Sermon- What Is Christian Hope? | Immanuel, God With Us
Hope can feel fragile—or even unrealistic—in a world shaped by disappointment and fear. Is Christian hope just positive thinking, or something more?In this Advent sermon from Isaiah 7, we explore how God meets us with hope not as an idea, but as a gift—and not as a general feeling, but as a person. When King Ahaz wanted an army, God gave him a child.Christian hope is not manufactured. It is receiv
Isaiah 2:2-5 - Sermon - When Hope Feels Impossible: Walking in the Light of the Lord - Justin Langley
In Isaiah 2:2–5 we’re given a vision that sounds almost too good to be true—nations streaming uphill to the mountain of the Lord, the end of war, and the world finally learning the ways of peace. When Jesus speaks in Matthew 24, the imagery darkens: shaking heavens, an unexpected return, and a call to stay awake. Yet these passages belong together.This sermon explores how God invites us out of des
Colossians 1 - Sermon - CHRIST THE KING IS HERE
It’s Christ the King Sunday — the final Sunday of the church year — and we end where everything ultimately begins and ends: with Jesus Christ, the King of Kings.In this sermon we look at Colossians 1 and explore how the presence of the King changes everything.Just like Hugh Latimer once said to himself before preaching in front of King Henry VIII:“Be careful what you say… the King of kings is here
Luke 21:5–19 - Sermon - Temples, Fear, and the Unshakeable Kingdom”
In Luke 21:5–19, Jesus looks at the most unshakeable thing His disciples knew — the Temple — and says, “It’s coming down.”This sermon wrestles with why Jesus names the collapse of what we trust, why our culture is primed for fear, and how the command “Do not be afraid” becomes possible when everything feels unstable.If you’ve ever built your life on something that later crumbled — a job, a relatio
Luke 20:27-38 - Sermon - FOMO and the Resurrection
We all live with a low-grade FOMO—fear of missing out on success, experiences, the life we could be living. But the deepest FOMO isn’t about weekends or opportunities… it’s about death itself.In Luke 20:27–38, the Sadducees challenge Jesus with skepticism, logic, and doubt—but Jesus answers with resurrection hope.And that changes everything.Because if death isn’t the end, FOMO loses its power.We’r
Matthew 5:1-12 Sermon - Beatitudes and All Saints
All Saints' Day isn't just about famous people from history—it's about you. If you know Jesus, you're a saint, an heir to a glorious inheritance! But what does that mean for your life today?We dive into the Beatitudes from the Sermon on the Mount, showing that they aren't a list of achievements to strive for, but a divine promise given to God's people. We explore the life o
Luke 17:11-19 Sermon - Living Into Thanksgiving
Gratitude is what you feel.Thanksgiving is what you do.In The Gospel According to Luke 17:11–19, ten lepers are healed — but only one turns back to give thanks.This story isn’t just about feeling grateful. It’s about returning to Jesus in worship.Let’s be a people marked by thanksgiving — turning gratitude into praise.
Luke 17:5-10 Sermon - Mustard Seed Faith, Glorifying God, and Suffering - Steven Sifers
Big idea: Use the small faith you have.Feeling overwhelmed by anxiety, grief, or a stubborn problem that won’t budge? In this message Deacon Steven walks Luke 17:5–6 and invites us to stop chasing “more faith” and instead use the mustard-seed faith we already have — trusting Jesus to make small trust do mighty things. Through the mustard-seed and mulberry-tree images, personal testimony, and pract
Abide in Christ: The True Vine | John 15 Sermon
What does it really mean to “bear fruit” as the church? In John 15, Jesus says, “I am the true vine, and my Father is the vinedresser.” Fruit doesn’t come from striving harder—it comes from abiding in Christ.In this message, we explore three anchors of abiding:Clinging to Christ through faith and His WordBeing nourished by prayer and the SacramentsLiving out loving, costly obedience togetherLike o
The Paradox of the Cross: Judgment, Victory, and Hope
On Holy Cross Day, we look at John 12 and hear Jesus’ words:“Now is the judgment of this world; now will the ruler of this world be cast out. And I, when I am lifted up from the earth, will draw all people to myself.”The cross is not just a symbol of suffering—it is God’s victory over darkness, His perfect justice, and His invitation to unity and hope.✝️ In this message, we explore:Why God’s judgm
Luke 14:7-14 - Sermon - Divine Hospitality
Hospitality is more than good manners—it’s a glimpse into the very heart of God. In Luke 14, Jesus shows us that true hospitality is rooted in humility and generosity, not in pretense or reciprocity. This sermon explores how every act of welcome, from the smallest kindness to sacrificial generosity, participates in God’s eternal story of making room for us at His table.Join us as we learn how to l
Proverbs 9 - Two Invitations: Wisdom or Folly
Life is full of choices—35,000 of them every day, according to one study. Some are small and forgettable, but others shape our souls and set the course of our lives.In Proverbs 9, Scripture paints a vivid picture: Wisdom sets a feast on one side of the street, Folly sets hers on the other. Both call for our attention. Both invite us in. The question is—which table will we sit at?In this final serm
Proverbs Recognizing the Steadfast Fool
In this sermon, the "Nabal" is presented as the committed fool from the book of Proverbs. This isn't about being silly, but about a hardened heart that rejects God. Using the Colorado rivers as an analogy, the sermon challenges us to recognize this dangerous folly in others and, more importantly, in ourselves.You'll learn how to identify a Nabal and avoid their destructive influe
The Folly of the Scoffer | Proverbs & Luke 7
The Folly of the Scoffer | Proverbs & Luke 7In Proverbs, the “scoffer” is the fool who resists correction, dismisses others, and hides spiritual poverty behind a façade of superiority. In Luke 7, we meet Simon the Pharisee—educated, religious, respected—yet blind to the grace of God right at his table. Meanwhile, a woman of ill repute shows the opposite posture: humility, repentance, and deep
The Sensual Fool: When Pleasure Pulls Us Off Course | Proverbs Series
This week at Christ the King Anglican Church, we continue our summer series exploring God’s wisdom in Proverbs—not just as ancient advice, but as a living path toward what is good, true, beautiful, and whole.This message focuses on the Sensual Fool—someone who drifts from wisdom by following appetite, impulse, and escape. Drawing from Proverbs 7 and other Scriptures, we reflect on how the pursuit
The Fools We All Carry: Proverbs and the Way Back to Wisdom - Part 1
What does Proverbs mean by “fool”? It’s more nuanced than we think.In this message, Pastor Jesse unpacks two portraits of folly from Proverbs—the simple fool and the reckless fool. Drawing from Scripture, real-life insight, and a little humor (IKEA furniture, anyone?), he shows how recognizing these patterns can actually help us grow in wisdom.Folly isn’t just “out there”—it creeps into our own he
Proverbs 8 - The Tensions of Wisdom
Life doesn't always feel fair, does it? The book of Proverbs promises that the righteous will flourish and the wicked will stumble, but our lived experience often tells a different story. In this sermon, we dive into the wisdom of Proverbs and explore how to read this ancient text faithfully, even when it seems to clash with the brokenness of our world. Discover how "Lady Wisdom" was
Luke 9:51-62 - Sermon - Following Jesus in the Tension. Radical or Ordinary?
Is Jesus really telling us to never go home, skip our dad’s funeral, and give up all comfort? Or is there something deeper going on?This sermon explores Luke 9:57–62, where Jesus gives a series of hard, even confusing, responses to would-be disciples. At first glance, His words sound extreme—maybe even contradictory to other parts of the Bible. But when viewed in context, they reveal a powerful tr
John 14:8-17 Sermon - Pentecost - The Transforming Power of t
The Transforming Power of the Holy Spirit | Pentecost Sermon 2025On the day of Pentecost, everything changed.Before: The disciples were anxious, uncertain, and hiding.After: They were bold, clear, and unstoppable.What happened? The promised Holy Spirit arrived.In this sermon, we explore Pentecost through the lens of transformation — how the Holy Spirit moves us from fear to courage, from confusion
John 17:20-26 - One-ness and Unity - Sermon
In John 17:20–26, Jesus prays what may be His final public prayer before the cross—and what He prays for is stunning. Not strategy. Not safety. Not even success. But unity. A unity so deep it mirrors the communion between the Father and the Son.This message explores what that kind of oneness means for the Church today—not uniformity, but a Spirit-empowered love that assumes the best in one another
John 14:21-29 Sermon - The Peace of Jesus - Steven Sifers
What kind of peace does Jesus give—and why is it so different from what the world offers? In this sermon on John 14:21–29, Deacon Steven explores the deep connection between fear, sin, and the absence of peace, and how Jesus offers a lasting, soul-restoring peace that begins with confession and communion with God.If you’re tired, anxious, or spiritually restless, this message is for you. Discover
John 10:22-30 Sermon - My Sheep Hear My Voice
Explore John 10:22-30 in this sermon that unpacks what it means to hear the voice of Jesus in our lives. Discover how to move beyond the world’s noise, adopt a posture of listening, and respond to God’s clear and constant call. This message challenges us to tune into God’s voice, leading to divine security and a transformed life. Perfect for anyone seeking to deepen their faith!
John 21_1-14 - Supernatural Unity in Christ
In this message from John 21, we explore how the risen Jesus creates supernatural unity among His followers — not through shared interests or personalities, but through His presence, His grace, and His invitation to be with Him. From Peter’s restoration to a simple breakfast on the shore, we see how grace heals, binds, and transforms.If you’ve ever felt disconnected, ashamed, or unsure how you fit
He Is Risen: A Hope for the Real, the Rooted, and the Just Acts 10:34–43 | Easter Sunday
Christ is Risen! The Lord is Risen Indeed! Hallelujah!This Easter, we celebrate more than an empty tomb — we celebrate what the resurrection means for us today. In a world longing for authenticity, identity, and justice, the Risen Jesus meets us with real hope.In this joyful, family-filled service (complete with kids, bells, and baptisms!), we hear the Apostle Peter’s words to a Roman outsider nam
Luke 19:29-40 - Sermon - The Unexpected King
On this Palm Sunday, we explore Jesus’ dramatic and deliberate entrance into Jerusalem—a moment that marks the beginning of Holy Week and a turning point in the Gospels. Why do nearly half of the Gospel accounts focus on this final week of Jesus’ life? Because here, He fully embraces His identity as King.In Luke 19, Jesus rides in on a colt, fulfilling ancient prophecy and confronting both religio
Luke 20:9-19 - The Patience of God - Steven Sifers
"What Will the Owner Do?" | Luke 20:9–19 Sermon by Deacon Steven SifersIn this powerful message, Deacon Steven unpacks the Parable of the Wicked Tenants from Luke 20, tracing how Jesus' story reflects Israel’s history and God's relentless pursuit of His people. As Lent draws to a close, we’re reminded of God's mercy, justice, and enduring invitation to walk with Him. What is
Luke 15:11-32 - Sermon - The Prodigal Son: A Story of Grace and Transformation
The Prodigal Son: A Story of Grace and TransformationIn this sermon, we dive into one of Jesus' most well-known parables—the Prodigal Son, or perhaps more accurately, the Loving Father. Through this story in Luke 15:11-32, we see a powerful picture of God's true nature—His grace, love, and desire for us to be in relationship with Him.The younger son, restless and self-seeking, demands his
Luke 13:1-9 - Sermon - Why do Bad Things Happen?
In this challenging passage from Luke 13:1-9, Jesus responds to tragedy in an unexpected way—not by explaining suffering, but by inviting us to turn to Him. When we see the brokenness in the world, our instinct is to ask "Why?" But Jesus shifts the question: "What about you?"Through two tragic events and a parable about a barren fig tree, Jesus reminds us that we live in a frag
Luke 13:31-35 - Sermon - Jesus’ Lament: The Vision of Jerusalem and Our Own Hearts
In this sermon, we explore Jesus’ deep lament over Jerusalem in Luke 13:31-35. Why does He grieve for the city, and what does that have to do with us today? Jerusalem wasn’t just a place—it was a vision of flourishing, of a life centered on God’s presence. Yet, time and again, it rejected that calling.Like Jerusalem, we often turn away from the life God invites us into. Whether it’s distractions,
Luke 4:1-13 - The Temptation of Jesus - Steven Sifers
In this sermon from Luke 4:1-11, Deacon Steven reflects on Jesus' time in the wilderness and how the Holy Spirit, Scripture, and God's unwavering love sustain us in moments of doubt and temptation. Discover how Jesus' example offers hope, strength, and a true view of God's fatherly love for you. Whether you're facing struggles, grief, or spiritual questions this Lent, may this
Luke 9:28-36 - Do We See Jesus for Who He Really Is?
Do We See Jesus for Who He Really Is?In Luke 9, the Transfiguration pulls back the veil between heaven and earth, revealing Jesus in His glory. For the disciples, it was a moment that changed everything—showing them that Jesus was far more than they had imagined.Like them, we can become spiritually drowsy, seeing Jesus as just a helper for our plans rather than the radiant, holy Son of God. But th
Luke 6:27-36 Sermon - Being Transformed By Loving Your Enemies
In this sermon from Luke 6, we dive into one of Jesus' most challenging teachings: "Love your enemies." While many of us would get this answer right on a Bible quiz, living it out is far more difficult. Jesus calls us not just to tolerate our enemies but to actively do good, bless, and pray for them. This teaching is not about passive submission but about breaking the cycle of wrongd
Luke 6:17-26 - What Does it Mean to Live the Blessed Life?
Here's a concise summary for a YouTube post based on the sermon described:Title: The True Meaning of Being BlessedSummary:In tonight's sermon, we explore Jesus' teachings on what it truly means to be blessed. Contrary to common perceptions, Jesus highlights that those who are poor, hungry, grieving, and even hated are the ones truly blessed. He contrasts this with warnings to those who
Luke 5:1-11 Sermon - Which Peter Are You? - Steven Sifers
In this message on Luke 5 we explore how Peter was changed from someone who was scared to be close to Jesus, to someone who ran/swam to Jesus with great joy.What changes occured in Peter's life? How do we walk the same path?
Luke 2:22-40 Sermon - How Are We Presenting Ourselves?
Join us as we dive deep into the profound significance of the Presentation of Jesus at the Temple, as described in Luke chapter 2. In this sermon, we explore the themes of presentation and surrender, examining how Jesus' life from infancy to the cross illustrates what it means to truly present oneself to God. Jesse unpacks the layers of this passage, from Jesus being under the Law to His role
John 2:1-11 - Sermon - God's Presence in the Ordinary
Welcome to Christ the King! In this sermon, we explore the significance of Jesus' first miracle as described in John 2:1-11 - turning water into wine at a wedding in Cana.
This narrative isn't just about a miracle; it's a profound sign pointing to Jesus as the Messiah and the master of the feast, inviting us to recognize God's presence in the seemingly mundane aspects of life. He
Luke 3:15-22 - What Changes When We Are Near Jesus - Sermon
Join us at Christ the King Anglican Church as Pastor Jesse delves into the profound encounter between John the Baptist and Jesus Christ. Explore how proximity to Jesus reshapes our identity and inspires true humility. In this powerful message, we uncover the timeless truths of anchoring our lives in Christ and embracing the transformative effects of His presence.
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Isaiah 60:1-9 - Sermon - God's Light Into the World
Happy New Year! This sermon celebrates the season of Epiphany, reflecting on God's light shining into the world as revealed in Isaiah 60. As we step into 2025, we're reminded that Christ's light transforms us, calling us to live intentionally as bearers of life, truth, and beauty. May we embrace this light and reflect it to those around us!"
Luke 1:28-56 - Sermon - Mary's Example
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In this sermon, Pastor Jesse at Christ the King reflects on the life of Mary during the final Sunday of Advent. He discusses how Mary's experiences and responses can serve as a model for living faithfully in today's world filled with unknowns.Key Points:
Mary's Humble Obedience: Despite the uncertainties and potential societal repercussions of her situation, Mary responds to the ange
Malachi 3:1-5 - Life between the Advents
This sermon explores the heart of the Advent season, a time marked by the tension between joy and longing as we live in the "already and not yet" of God's Kingdom. Focusing on Malachi 3, we examine the concept of refining—a transformative process that reveals our value, aligns us with God's blessings, and prepares us for His ultimate restoration. Just as a refiner purifies silver, God lovingly ref
Luke 9:23-27 Sermon - Steven Sifers - Faithfulness in the Waiting
In this message, Steven shares with us how Advent is a season of waiting and expectation.And like the nation of Israel it can be easy for us to lose track of how God wants us to live in the intermediary time.The gospel passage offers us three ways we can follow Jesus while we wait for His second Advent.
Revelation 1:4-8 Sermon - Christ the King
This Christ the King Sunday sermon reflects on Revelation 1, emphasizing Jesus as the faithful witness and exploring His reign marked by faithfulness, forgiveness, and kindness. We are called to embody these traits and live as witnesses to His goodness and justice in the world.
Colossians 2:4-6 Sermon - Jared Mackey - Speech Seasoned with Salt
In this message, Jared helps to bring our Colossian series to a close.We hear about what it looks like to live in humility and love towards the word around us.
The Power of Humility: Reframing Relationships Through Christ
Join us as we journey through a challenging section of Colossians, examining the idea of humility, mutual sacrifice, and servant-heartedness in relationships. We navigate the countercultural nature of Paul’s message, which invites us to reimagine power, love, and unity, whether in marriage or all our relationships. Through Christ’s example, we see a call to offer ourselves for the good of others a
Revelation 19:6-9 Sermon - The Hope of All the Saints
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Today, on All Saints' Day, we celebrate a powerful truth: if you know Jesus, you are a saint. Our message explores Revelation 19, where we catch a glimpse of a glorious future with God, shared with a vast "great multitude" from every nation and generation—a family united under Christ. This vision reminds us of our part in something far greater than our individual lives,
Colossians 3:1-17 Sermon - The Peace of God
In this sermon, we explore the concept of inner peace from a Christian perspective, focusing on Colossians 3:15. We contrast the natural peace often sought through self-help and mindfulness with the supernatural peace found in Christ. We’re encouraged to set our minds on things above, actively put off destructive behaviors, and “put on” virtues like compassion and forgiveness, so that Christ’s pe
Colossians 2:16-23 - God's Invitation into the Inner Ring
In this message we look at how Paul refutes all the man-made attempts to create hierarchies, and exclusions inside the church.The invitation God gives is an invitation into grace and connectedness to the body.
Colossians 1:28-2:3 Sermon - God's Call to Maturity
In this message we see what Paul is struggling and toiling for in his ministry to the church.
His greatest desire for them is that they would become mature, perfect...transformed.
What do you think church is about? Out reach, feeling better about God/yourself, etc.? For Paul His goal was that they would be mature, encouraged, knit together and have full assurance of who Jesus was.
Colossians 1:24-27 - Sermon - The Body of Christ
In this message we explore some of the depth of what it means to be a part of the body of Christ.
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