Sermons on “Trust”
Don’t anticipate, participate
Father Jeremy Miller: “We can get so locked in to anticipating the future that we miss what God wants to do right here.”
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Finding the treasure of Christ
Father Jeremy Miller: Sometimes we need guidance to keep us on the right path for the treasure.
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Sharing the Burden
Father Jeremy Miller: We all carry burdens, but the good news is that we never carry them alone.
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The shepherd, the gate and the sheep
Father Jeremy Miller: Jesus is the point of access, he’s the one that grants access and he’s the one that needs access with us.
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Faith and delusion
Father Jeremy Miller: The reason we call Thomas doubting is because he doesn’t trust and believe the testimony of other credible witnesses.
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Our Game Plan for Lent
Father Jeremy Miller: Lent is about a game plan for areas where we are most vulnerable with sin and starting to grow in our trust of God.
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Ash Wednesday: Refocusing our Spiritual Navigation System
Father Jeremy Miller: In our internal, spiritual navigation systems every year, Lent is the time to refocus, to recalibrate, to reroute our spiritual lives and get back on the path that the Lord calls us to.
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Perfectionism vs. Authentic Perfection
Father Jeremy Miller: That kind of perfection is only possible because the Holy Spirit dwells within us. That is not possible on our own.
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Forming our conscience, not replacing it
Father Jeremy Miller: When God teaches us about morality in the scriptures, his goal is always to form our conscience, not replace it.
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Expectations
Deacon Justin Moor: The expectations John the Baptist had for this long-awaited Messiah and Savior, are revealed in what John says in today’s Gospel reading when he sees Jesus coming toward him. John says, “Behold, the Lamb of God, who takes away the sins of the world.”
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