Calvary ~ St. George's Sermon Podcast

The Reverend Jacob Smith gives us the lens to understand the parable of the talents.

In this sermon the Reverend Jacob Smith looks at Jesus' parable of the 10 Bridesmaids in light of all the stress going on and reminds us to WAKE UP!

On this All Saints' Sunday, The Rev. Jacob Smith shares why in order to get the beatitudes right, one must get the Gospel right.

Listen to Rev. Ben talk about what’s he bad at.

This pandemic is taking away from us a lot of wonderful - wonderful but non-essential - things. What’s left that’s essential? Jim’s sermon looks to the essentials of our faith that can’t be taken away.

In the first sermon of the stewardship series, The Rev. Jacob Smith shares why having a mediator is good news for control freaks. He also lets everyone know how they can help participate in the ministry to get the Gospel out to other control freaks.

Believe it or not, when we internalize the fact that Jesus has once-and-for-all silenced the condemning voice of the Law, the Ten Commandments become good news!

The Rev. Jacob Smith shares how God responds to quarreling and testing God.

The Rev. Jacob Smith talks about the Real Manna and how it is far more nourishing than simply "the Good Ol Days." He also tells you what a fleshpot actually is.

The Rev. Jacob Smith explores what God parting the Red Sea means for you.

Jesus is concerned about the practical matters or life - like how to deal with conflict. Hint: there's a better way than gossip and Twitter. (on, and there's Gospel here, too.)

The Rev. Jacob Smith shares how Jesus describes life and why that is Good News for you when things go bad.

What’s it like to be encountered by the love of Jesus? Instantaneous or gradual? Jim Munroe’s sermon looks at the witness of St. Peter for some clues to the experience of falling into the arms of mercy.

The Rev. Jacob Smith places the Jesus' encounter with the Canaanite Woman in its proper context and shares the Good News of being a dog in the Kingdom of Heaven

The Rev. Jacob Smith shares the Good News of not being able to walk on water.

The Feeding of the 5000 is found in all four Gospels, and is one of the most popular stories in the Bible. But what does it tell us about God? What does it tell us about you and me?

The onset of COVID, racial conflicts, unemployment and political tooth-and-nailing have caused the normal groans of life to go postal. God’s response? Jim Munroe points to it in this sermon: Romans 8

God is not some good old chap who looks the other way no matter what, and that’s good news. But there’s more!

The pandemic has highlighted how physically frail we all are. In Romans 8, St. Paul highlights our spiritual frailty. And in this sermon, Jim Munroe points to our adoption into the strength of Jesus.