Immanuel Anglican Church
Sermons, teachings, and podcasts from Immanuel Anglican Church in Atlanta, GA.
Episodes
Are Women Human? | Matthew 15v21-28
Associate Pastor Ginny Seibel preaches on the Canaanite woman's encounter with Jesus and how a story about crossing enemy lines becomes a story about what it takes to exceed the righteousness of the Pharisees.
Help Is Just a Step Away | Matthew 14v22-33
Rector Amy Winkle preaches from Matthew 14 on Jesus showing up in the midst of the storm with peace and calm that is only a step away.
Bring It to Me | Matthew 14v13-21
Rector Amy Winkle preaches from Matthew 14 on Jesus feeding the five thousand and meeting us in the places where we don't have nearly enough.
The Kingdom of Heaven | Matthew 13v31-33, 44-50
Rector Amy Winkle preaches from Matthew 13 on the right-side up reality of the kingdom of heaven.
A Complicated Faith | Matthew 13v24-30
Associate Priest Ginny Seibel preaches on the parable of the weeds and the wheat and how the spiritual life is perhaps much more nuanced than we might think.
Parable of the Sower and the Soil | Matthew 13v1-9, 18-23
Rector Amy Winkle preaches from Matthew 13 on the parable of the sower and the need for integration in the soil so that we are receptive to God's word and work in our lives.
God Is Trustworthy | Matthew 10v34-42
What are you afraid to let go of? Jubilee Council Pastoral Resident Tiffany Hagler speaks on Matthew 10:34–42, where Jesus' call to discipleship feels costly, but beneath it is a promise: because God is trustworthy, we don't have to be afraid. Jesus invites us to loosen our grip on what we're trying to protect and trust the God who leads us to life.
The Healer and His Mission | Matthew 9v35-10v15
Associate Priest Ginny Seibel preaches on on the mission of the 12 and how we are meant to carry on the mission of Jesus’ compassionate ministry.
Jesus the Physician | Matthew 9v9-13
Rector Amy Winkle preaches from Matthew 9 on the calling of Matthew and how we are all sick and need the healing power of Jesus.
The Joy of the Trinity | Matthew 28v16-20
Associate Priest Ginny Seibel preaches on the mystery of Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, how the relational life of God reshapes our understanding of love, and what it means to live deeply connected to one another.
Dead Stories | Acts 2v14-21
Worship and Outreach Pastor Micah Dalton preaches from Acts 2 on the outpouring of the Holy Spirit.
The True Vine | John 15v1-11
Rector Amy Winkle preaches from John 15 on abiding in Jesus who is the true vine.
Living in the Company of God | John 14v1-7
Associate Priest Ginny Seibel preaches on God’s companionship with us through Jesus’ statement, “I am the Way, the Truth, and the Life.”
The Good Shepherd | John 10v11-18
Rector Amy Winkle preaches from John 10 on how Jesus as the good shepherd protects, knows, and reconciles the sheep of his flock.
Jesus Is the Gate | John 10v1-10
Community Pastor Karen Guess preaches from John 10, where Jesus invites us to know him as our access point to abundant life: the safety and sustenance found in him.
The Light of the World | John 8v12-20
Associate Priest Ginny Seibel reflects on John 8, where Jesus declares himself the Light of the World, inviting us beyond proof and into a lived, transformative encounter with God’s presence that illuminates our lives from within.
Monthly Contemplative Prayer Podcast | April
These monthly podcasts are spaces of prayer crafted around the themes and rhythms of Neighborhood Groups, but they are designed to be used individually or in groups. This month, we remember, reflect, and respond prayerfully within the context of the Easter season.
The Bread of Life | John 6v22-35
Rector Amy Winkle preaches from John 6 on Jesus as the bread of life who calls us away from transactionalism and into deeper relationship with Him.
New Life in Jesus | Matthew 28v1-10
Rector Amy Winkle preaches on Easter Sunday about the reality of the resurrection when Jesus comes to find us and brings new life.
The Undeterred Cadence of the Will of God | Matthew 21v1-11
Rector Amy Winkle preaches from Matthew 21 on Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem and his invitation to us to follow him all the way to the cross.
The Resurrection and the Life | John 11v18-44
Associate Priest Ginny Seibel preaches from John 11 and asks what the resurrection means for us in a world of pain and suffering.
Opening Blind Eyes | John3v1-13, 28-38
Lay preacher David Roth explores Jesus’ healing of the man born blind and invites us to see how Christ reveals our blindness, meets us in our brokenness, and opens our eyes to the light of God’s kingdom.
Shame and the Living Water of the Holy Spirit | John 4v5-26, 39-42
Youth Pastor Jon-Michael Shelley preaches from John 4 on Jesus' discourse with the woman at the well and the Holy Spirit's work in healing shame.
Monthly Contemplative Prayer Podcast | March
These monthly podcasts are spaces of prayer crafted around the themes and rhythms of Neighborhood Groups, but they are designed to be used individually or in groups. This month, we remember, reflect, and respond prayerfully within the context of the Lenten season.
The Wind of the Spirit | John3v1-17
Rector Amy Winkle preaches from John 3 on Nicodemus' encounter with Jesus.
Resilient Suffering | Matthew 4v1-11
Associate Priest Ginny Seibel invites us into the wilderness with Jesus to learn from him to suffer well.
The Upside-Down Kingdom Series | Part 3
The Upside-Down Kingdom is a three-part podcast series exploring Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount in the Gospel of Matthew. Together, we look at how Jesus redefines blessing, power, and righteousness—calling his followers into a way of life shaped not by success or control, but by mercy, integrity, trust, and love.Discussion Questions — Episode 31. Which spiritual practice feels most difficult
Being Formed Together | Matthew 5v21-37
Rector Amy Winkle preaches from Matthew 5 about how we are formed in our relationships with others.
The Upside-Down Kingdom Series | Part 2
The Upside-Down Kingdom is a three-part podcast series exploring Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount in the Gospel of Matthew. Together, we look at how Jesus redefines blessing, power, and righteousness—calling his followers into a way of life shaped not by success or control, but by mercy, integrity, trust, and love.Head, Heart and Hands... by Dennis P Hollinger: https://shorturl.at/AlE2uDiscipli
Salt & Light | Matthew 5v13-20
Guest Pastor Rich Perez preaches from Matthew 5 on how Jesus teaches us the true meaning of righteousness, calling us to live as salt and light through lives formed by God’s kingdom.
Monthly Contemplative Prayer Podcast | February
These monthly podcasts are spaces of prayer crafted around the themes and rhythms of Neighborhood Groups, but they are designed to be used individually or in groups. This month, we remember, reflect, and respond prayerfully with the text of The Beatitudes.
The Upside-Down Kingdom Series | Part 1
The Upside-Down Kingdom is a three-part podcast series exploring Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount in the Gospel of Matthew. Together, we look at how Jesus redefines blessing, power, and righteousness—calling his followers into a way of life shaped not by success or control, but by mercy, integrity, trust, and love.Show Notes - David Roth Sermon: https://share.transistor.fm/s/1e0eb87f- Tattoos o
The Invisible String | Matthew 5v1-12
Associate Priest Ginny Seibel preaches on the Beatitudes, showing how Jesus stands inside the Old Testament story and gathers its deepest hopes into blessing.
At Home With Jesus | John 1v29-44
Rector Amy Winkle preaches from John 1 on Jesus's invitation for us to come and see where he dwells while we invite him into our homes as well.
He's One of Us | Matthew 3v13-17
Associate Priest Ginny Seibel peaches on Jesus’ baptism and what it means for his identity and ours.
Monthly Contemplative Prayer Podcast | January
These monthly podcasts are spaces of prayer crafted around the themes and rhythms of Neighborhood Groups, but they are designed to be used individually or in groups. This month, Community Pastor Karen Guess leads an Epiphany Prayer of Examen with our Neighborhood Group pattern of remembering, reflecting, and responding.
Following the Light | Matthew 2v1-12
Rector Amy Winkle leads a discussion of Matthew 2 about the Magi looking for and encountering Jesus.
A Faith More Expansive Than Fear | Isaiah 7v10-17
Rector Amy Winkle preaches from Isaiah 7 on how the promise of Jesus' coming and of God with us broadens our imaginations and leads us out of fear.
The Road to Everlasting Joy | Isaiah 35v1-10
Guest Preacher Bobby Gross preaches from Isaiah 35 on the promise of joy found in Jesus even in the midst of a dark world.
Monthly Contemplative Prayer Podcast | December
These monthly podcasts are spaces of prayer crafted around the themes and rhythms of Neighborhood Groups, but they are designed to be used individually or in groups. This month, Community Pastor Karen Guess leads an Advent Prayer of Examen with our Neighborhood Group pattern of remembering, reflecting, and responding.
The Earth Will Be Full of the Knowledge of the Lord | Isaiah 11v1-10
Associate Priest Ginny Seibel preaches on the gift of knowing God and being known by God.
Invitation to Pilgrimage | Isaiah 2v1-5
Rector Amy Winkle preaches from Isaiah 2 on the Advent invitations to pilgrimage.
Seeing Jesus | Luke 23v35-43
Guest Preacher Patrick Boatwright preaches from Luke 23 on Christ the King Sunday.
The Fortitude of Soul Possession | Luke 21v5-19
Community Pastor Karen Guess preaches on Luke 21:5 - 19. Jesus reminds us that even when things are dark, because he possesses us, we can possess our souls.
Monthly Contemplative Prayer Podcast | November
These monthly podcasts are spaces of prayer crafted around the themes and rhythms of Neighborhood Groups, but they are designed to be used individually or in groups. This month, Community Pastor Karen Guess leads a Prayer of Examen with our Neighborhood Group pattern of remembering, reflecting, and responding.
Living at the Intersection of Heaven and Earth | Luke 20v27-40
Rector Amy Winkle preaches from Luke 20 on living our lives in the reality of the resurrection.
Salvation Came to My House | Luke 19v1-10
Associate Priest Ginny Seibel preaches on the story of Zacchaeus and his invitation to live like a son of Abraham.
Mercy and The Great Reversal | Luke 18v9-14
Worship and outreach pastor Micah Dalton preaches from Luke 18 on Jesus’ life-changing gift of mercy.
Persistance | Luke 18v1-8
Associate Priest Ginny Seibel preaches Jesus’ parable of the persistent widow and how it reframes faith as endurance under pressure, a radical kind of resilience that mirrors God’s own relentless fidelity.
Gratitude & Grace | Luke 17v11-19
Rector Amy Winkle preaches from Luke 17 on the practice of gratitude which opens us up to the grace found in Jesus.
Monthly Contemplative Prayer Podcast
These monthly podcasts are spaces of prayer crafted around the themes and rhythms of Neighborhood Groups, but they are designed to be used individually or in groups. This month, Community Pastor Karen Guess leads Lectio Divina with Romans 12.
Faith in the Life of Discipleship | Luke 17v1-10
Rector Amy Winkle preaches from Luke 17 on how Jesus talks about faith as part of the day-to-day life of his disciples.
Refiner's Fire | Luke 16v19-31
Associate Priest Ginny Seibel preaches on the parable of the rich man and Lazarus and the warning Jesus gives about how we might spend eternity.
Becoming a Discerning Church | Proverbs 3v5-8
Rector Amy Winkle describes Immanuel's call to be a discerning church.
The Parables of Lost Things | Luke 15v1-32
Associate Priest Ginny Seibel interprets three parables of Jesus and how they might shape a Christian response to the death of Charlie Kirk.
The Call of Discipleship | Luke 14v25-33
Rector Amy Winkle preaches from Luke 14 on Jesus' invitation to count the cost of discipleship while also inviting us to be with him.
Humility and Hospitality | Luke 14v1, 7-14
Community Pastor Karen Guess preaches from Luke 14. Because God invites us to his table in humility and hospitality, we can come to every table as welcomed and welcoming people.
The Family Resemblance | Luke 13v22-30
Guest Preacher Rich Perez preaches from Luke 13 on the narrow way that forms a life of love in us that allows us to resemble Jesus.
Disruption that Leads to Peace | Luke 12v49-56
Rector Amy Winkle preaches from Luke 12 on how Jesus brings fire and disruption that leads to peace in the family of God.
Leaning on the Everlasting Arms | Luke 12v22-34
Associate Priest Ginny Seibel teaches on Jesus’ encouragement to consider the Father’s care for us.
Being Rich Toward God | Luke 12v13-21
Rector Amy Winkle preaches from Luke 12 on living into the abundance of God.
Lord, Teach us to Pray | Luke 11v1-13
Rector Amy Winkle preaches from Luke 11 on our posture in prayer toward God and his posture toward us.
The Passive Life | Luke 10v38-42
Youth Pastor Jon-Michael Shelley preaches from Luke 10 on Mary and Martha and on contemplation in the Christian tradition.
Becoming a Neighbor | Luke 10v25-37
Rector Amy Winkle preaches from Luke 10 on the parable of the Good Samaritan and Jesus' call to compassion and mercy.
Terms and Conditions of Discipleship | Luke 9v18-24 (Part 2)
Rev. Dr. Chris Campbell, Senior Pastor of Israel Missionary Baptist Church, gives a two-part sermon from Luke 9.
Who Do You Say That I Am? | Luke 9v18-24 (Part 1)
Rev. Dr. Chris Campbell, Senior Pastor of Israel Missionary Baptist Church, gives a two-part sermon from Luke 9.
Love that Cannot Be Contained | Luke 7v36-8v3
Rector Amy Winkle preaches from Luke 7 about allowing our love and gratitude for God to flow out of us.
The Improvisation of the Spirit | Acts 2v1-11
Worship and Outreach Pastor Micah Dalton preaches about Pentecost, God’s masterclass in improvisation—where the Holy Spirit turns disruption into divine transformation. This sermon explores how the Spirit meets us in unexpected moments, inviting us to live with hopeful expectation rather than control.
Come, Lord Jesus! | Revelation 22v10-21
Community Pastor Rev. Karen Guess preaches about the final words of the Scriptures and how they invite us to a live a life of longing and invitation.
What We are Waiting For! | Revelation 21:1-5, 22-22:5
Rector Amy Winkle preaches from Rev 21-22 about the new heaven and the new earth and the ending that we are all waiting for.
This is Redemption | Revelation 19v1-19
Rector Amy Winkle preaches from Rev 19 on the marriage feast of the Lamb and God's fidelity toward us.
Worship & Diversity in the Kingdom of God | Revelation 7v9-17
Guest preacher Rev. Kimberly Deckel preaches from Revelation 7 on how worship and diversity are integral realities in the Kingdom of God.
The Lamb is Worthy | Revelation 5v1-14
Guest Preacher Dr. Tim Hartman preaches from Revelation 5 on encountering Jesus as the slaughered Lamb who has conquered death through his life, death, and resurrection.
Revelation & the Resurrected Jesus | Revelation 1v1-19
Rector Amy Winkle preaches from Revelation 1 on John's testimony of the resurrected Jesus that gives us hope today.
He is Not Here! He is Risen! | Luke 24v1-12
Rector Amy Winkle preaches from Luke 24 on Easter Sunday about the practice of telling and retelling our stories in light of the resurrection of Jesus.
Look Upon the One | Good Friday
Community Pastor Karen Guess preaches from John 19:1-37 and invites us to stay with Jesus, reflecting on the cross on Good Friday. As we do, we will see Jesus making meaning of the world, our sin, and God's heart because he is King, our Passover Lamb, and the New Adam.
God on the Move | Exodus 40
On Palm Sunday, Rector Amy Winkle preached from Exodus 40 about God leading his people home first through his presence in the tabernacle and then through Jesus's triumphal entry on the way to the cross.
I Will Not Leave You as Orphans | Exodus 32
Youth Pastor Jon-Michael Shelley demonstrates a theology of sin from the golden calf story in Exodus 32 and teaches on the gifts of Lent.
Life in the Wilderness | Exodus 13v17-22; Exodus 19v1-20
Rector Amy Winkle preaches from Exodus 13 & 19 about wilderness wandering that shows us a new way to live with God.
The Journey to Liberation | Exodus 12v1-13, 21-28
Associate Priest Ginny Seibel teaches on the story of the Passover in Exodus and how the nuances of that story can influence our own journey to freedom as Christians.
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