Sermons at St. Andrew’s

November 23, 2025 | The Rev. Logan Hurst

The Love of a King

Jesus reveals His kingship not through displays of power, but from the cross, where mercy and forgiveness become His royal authority. In this crucified King we see a God who enters our suffering, overturns our expectations, and reigns through love that never lets us go.

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Getting Ready Backwards

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The Already and Not Yet

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Christ the King

God's kingdom consists of the people who choose to recognize our king. And if we want to see it expand and grow, and if we want to see evil dissipate, each one of us has a role in the kingdom.

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The Church Only Has One Door

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