Sermons at St. Andrew’s

June 7, 2026 | The Rev. Andrew Van Kirk

Joy Without Purpose

Jesus pursues the broken, the busy, and the successful alike, offering himself not as a task to complete but as a host whose company changes what our hearts desire.

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Mercy for this Moment

God meets us in the present moment, offering comfort, peace, and purpose, and calls us to respond to our neighbors with compassion and mercy rather than clinging to the past or worrying about the future.

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The Front Seat of Your Rollercoaster

Jesus demands the front seat of our lives, calling us to wrestle with the good things that compete for our devotion and to follow him above all else.

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The Subject of Your Verbs

God works, heals, provides, and transforms—and we are called to testify to his grace by making him the subject of our verbs in the way we speak and live.

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Living the Pattern of Love

God, as Trinity, invites us into his divine community of love, forming us to live in mutual care, service, and truth with one another as a reflection of his own life.

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What Sets You on Fire?

The Holy Spirit dwells within us as God’s empowering presence—transforming, guiding, and igniting us to live lives of truth, boldness, and holy love in a world desperate for real power.

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Jesus Sets us Free to Love

Jesus casts out the powers that possess us—fear, greed, and complacency—and calls us into a community of love, where faith becomes action and salvation is lived out together.