Sermons on “Truth”
Living a Double Life
Father Philip Smith: “We all do that in certain moments in our life, don’t we? We’re two different people in two different situations, because we want to fit in, make certain people happy, gain a certain type of advantage. We don’t also be ourselves. Jesus was challenging his disciples today to know who they were and to be that person always, to be that person consistently.”
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For the Human Good
Father Jeremy Miller: “If you enjoy doing good, does that make you less good? No, it makes you human.”
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Filling to the Brim
Father Jeremy Miller: It’s an invitation to fill our jars, our lives, to the brim, and then turn them over to see what miracles God can do with them.
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Prophetic Traditions
Father Jeremy Miller: All of the heroes that we celebrate both in our national history, but also in the Christian tradition, experienced incredible rejection and resistance and often death for standing up for what they thought was right.
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Good from Bad
Deacon Justin Moor: Perhaps we’ve been slow to open the gift of humility, but quick to up the gifts of a smartphone or another smart device.
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Standing out
Father Philip Smith: We’re called to be ourselves as God made us and to let our light shine in the world.
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Talk can be cheap
Father Jeremy Miller: Words can make us feel more virtuous than we actually are. Humility and integrity are the remedies.
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Living our spiritual truth
Father Jeremy Miller: Let God decide how he bestows his blessings and his generosity and his grace. Let’s live from that spiritual truth.
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Correcting and judging others
Father Jeremy Miller: If we have to say something hard to someone, we do it in the most loving way possible and making sure that we’re first committed to our own humility and our own integrity before doing so.
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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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