Sermons at St. Andrew’s

September 20, 2026 | The Rt. Rev. Robert P. Price

Early to the Party

Those of us already gathered into God's vineyard are called not to sort who deserves the reward, but to rejoice when others are welcomed and to join the work of gathering them in, seeing ourselves not as the ones who have worked longest but as the ones who arrived early to the party.

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The Rev. Andrew Van Kirk 10/5/25 The Rev. Andrew Van Kirk 10/5/25

Suburban Soul Sprinklers

The Christian life flourishes not through artificial substitutes but by being rooted in the living water of God’s love—trusting fully in him so that our lives may bear fruit, even in hard times.

The Rev. Andrew Van Kirk 9/21/25 The Rev. Andrew Van Kirk 9/21/25

Don’t Homogenize Your Faith

God calls us to preserve the richness of our faith by resisting the temptation to dilute it into political or economic ideologies.

The Rev. Logan Hurst 9/14/25 The Rev. Logan Hurst 9/14/25

God’s Not Done Looking

God seeks us with relentless joy, meeting our lostness not with judgment but with love, and calling us to join him in the search for others—until every soul is found and rejoicing fills heaven.

The Rev. Andrew Van Kirk 9/7/25 The Rev. Andrew Van Kirk 9/7/25

The Discipleship Disclaimer

Jesus invites us to count the cost of following him—not to scare us away, but to lead us toward true life.

The Rev. Logan Hurst 8/31/25 The Rev. Logan Hurst 8/31/25

Choose the Lower Place

The way of Christ invites us to a humble posture—before God and others—where we let go of status-seeking and self-promotion, and instead receive grace as a gift and extend it to others freely.

The Rev. Andrew Van Kirk 8/24/25 The Rev. Andrew Van Kirk 8/24/25

Your Soul is not a Machine

Even as artificial intelligence transforms the nature of work and education, Christians are called to care for the soul—their own and others’—because only humans, not machines, can love, worship, and do the works of the Lord.