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 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.

The Rev. Logan Hurst 6/21/26 The Rev. Logan Hurst 6/21/26

Numbered, Known, and Loved

The Father who notices the sparrow and numbers the hairs of our head sees the whole of who we are and answers it not with rejection but with unwavering love.

The Rev. Logan Hurst 6/14/26 The Rev. Logan Hurst 6/14/26

What Jesus Sees in the Crowd

Jesus meets the full range of human need — our longing for truth, our need for hope, and our wounds that require healing — and now calls us, as imperfect disciples, to carry that same ministry into the world.

The Rev. Andrew Van Kirk 6/7/26 The Rev. Andrew Van Kirk 6/7/26

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.

The Rev. Andrew Van Kirk 5/31/26 The Rev. Andrew Van Kirk 5/31/26

Grace, Love, and Communion

The triune God — Father, Son, and Holy Spirit — eternally exists as grace, love, and communion, and draws all creation into the fellowship that has always been at the heart of who God is.

The Rev. Andrew Van Kirk 5/24/26 The Rev. Andrew Van Kirk 5/24/26

The Spirit Knows Your Language

The gospel comes to us not as a universal broadcast but as a personal address — spoken by the Holy Spirit in the specific language of who we are, where we hurt, and what we most need to hear.