Sermons at St. Andrew’s

June 2 8, 2026 | The Rev. Andrew Van Kirk

The Violent Peace of Jesus

Following Jesus is not a supplement to the life we already want, but a wholesale exchange — giving our whole selves to receive God's life in return, with no competing loyalty left untouched.

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Built Compatible

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Is He Talking About Me?

Jesus blesses the weary and wounded, revealing that it is in places of weakness where God’s kingdom draws near.

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We Belong to Christ

Christ calls us to reject personal allegiances and to anchor our lives in him alone, where truth, goodness, and saving power are found.

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Come and See

Jesus invites us to come and see, and empowers us – like Andrew – to extend that invitation to others with humility, trust, and joy.