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All Saints Waco
by All Saints Waco
All Saints Waco desires to be an outpost of God's Kingdom, rooted in the Anglican tradition, in and for Waco and the world. Learn more at allsaintswaco.com
Episodes
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It is Right to Give Him Thanks and Praise
Fr. Michael preaches from Philippians 4:4-13 for this 20th Sunday after Pentecost.
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The Melody of the Christian Life
Jarod Noel Preaches from Philippians 2:1-13 on the 18th Sunday after Pentecost
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Deeply Formed for Love
Fr. Michael closes out our Deeply Formed series by looking at Galatians 5:13-6:10 to see how the means of our formation, intentionality, leads to our end, love of neighbor.
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Deeply Formed through Mission
Jesus tells his disciples in John 20, "as the Father has sent me, I am sending you." How are we sent on mission? Fr. Michael continues to explore our ministry year theme in this sermon from 1 Peter 3:8-18.
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Attention in Hospitality
Dcn. Erin Moniz preaches from Ezekiel 33:7-11, and Romans 12:9-21.
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Deeply Formed by Gathered Worship
We continue to take a break from our lectionary as we explore our ministry year theme, Deeply Formed. But this week, we begin to look at our common practices and how they form us as a people. Fr. Michael preaches from Isaiah 6:1-8, Psalm 63, Romans 11:33-36, and Luke 7:35-50.
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Deeply Formed | Intro, Part 2
Fr. Michael continues to unpack our ministry theme, "Deeply Formed," in this sermon based on Ephesians 3.
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Deeply Formed | Intro, Part 1
As All Saints launches into a new ministry year, Fr. Michael unpacks our theme, “Deeply Formed,” in this sermon based on Galatians 1.
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Bearing Your Cross/Bearing With One Another
Fr. Michael Funderburk preaches from Romans 13:8-12, 14:1-4 on the 11th Sunday after Pentecost.
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Jesus, the Architect of Community
Mategyero Nuwamanya preaches from Matthew 14:13-21 on the 10th Sunday after Pentecost.
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A Little Leaven
Fr. Michael Funderburk preaches from Matthew 13:31–33, 44–52 on the 9th Sunday after Pentecost.
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Growing in Contested Times
Dr. Daniel Hill preaches from Matthew 13:24-30, 36-43 on the 8th Sunday after Pentecost.
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Good Soil
In Matthew 13, Jesus tells the parable of the sower where the seed that falls on good soil produces much fruit. But what does it mean to have a heart that is like good soil? Fr. Michael preaches.
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Take My Yoke Upon You
Jesus promises true rest and peace--especially for the burdened and weary. But in what may seem like a contradiction, he also says we must take his yoke and learn from him in order to learn the ways of this rest. Fr Michael preaches from Matthew 11:25-30.
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Peacemakers, not Peacekeepers
Jesus' words in today's gospel reading (Matthew 10:34-42) are challenging: "Do not think that I have come to bring peace to the earth. I have not come to bring peace, but a sword." What do these words mean and how can they guide us to become peacemakers rather than mere peacekeepers? Fr. Michael...
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Denial and Affirmation
In this week's Gospel reading (Matthew 10:16-33), Jesus sends his disciples out on mission, and in doing so, leads them along a path in which they will be asked to take up their cross and endure hardship because of Him. But Jesus doesn't leave his disciples without hope: though they will be asked...
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Encountering Our Triune God in the Grace of Christ
Fr. Michael reflects on 2 Corinthians 13:14 for this Trinity Sunday meditation.
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Life in the Power and Presence of God
Jacob Palmer preaches from Act 2:1-21 for Pentecost Sunday.
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Seeing Jesus (Reprise)
On this Ascension Sunday, Fr. Michael returns to a question we looked at when Eastertide began: how do we see Jesus today? Earlier in Eastertide, we learned how we see him in the Word and at Table, but in Ephesians 1:22-23, we see that the Ascension calls out into the world beyond the four walls…
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Being Truthful People in Christ
Dr. Daniel Hill preaches from 1 Peter 2:1-12 for the fifth Sunday in Eastertide.
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Entrusting Ourselves to the Good Shepherd
For Good Shepherd Sunday, the fourth Sunday in Eastertide, Fr. Michael preaches on Psalm 23:1-4.
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Seeing Jesus
How do we see Jesus? Fr. Michael preaches from Luke 24:13-35 for the third Sunday in Eastertide, and in this magnificent post-Resurrection passage, we see that the disciples on the road to Emmaus see Him the same we do today: through the Word and at his table.
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Dis-Appointing Death Itself
Focusing on the Apostle Thomas, Fr. Matthew Aughtry preaches on John 20:19-31 for the Second Sunday in Eastertide.
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Practice Resurrection
Alleluia, Christ is risen! What does the resurrection mean for us today? On this Easter & baptism Sunday, Fr. Michael unpacks what it looks like to practice resurrection, reflecting on Exodus 14:10-31.
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Palm Sunday 2026
Reflecting on Philippians 2:5-11, Dcn. Erin Moniz explores how Jesus' apparent weakness on display in Holy Week disrupts our understanding of power and forms us into those who, like Christ, give of themselves for the good of others.
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Die Before You Die 5: Letting Jesus Have the Last Word
As we close out our Lenten sermon series, Fr. Michael explores John 11:1-44 to see how Jesus meets us in our strategies for dealing with disappointment and death. As he meets us, he doesn't condemn us for these strategies, and in the end, he wants to have the final word over them--for our good…
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Die Before You Die 4: Embracing Purity
In Ephesians 4:32-5:4, St. Paul encourages the Ephesian church to pursue a life of purity as a proper response to God's extravagant love revealed in Christ. In this fourth installment of our Lenten series, Fr. Michael explores this important teaching from the Apostle Paul.
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Die Before You Die 3: Let Jesus Retell Your Story
In John 4, Jesus encounters a Samaritan woman at Jacob's well. And what begins with him asking her for a drink, ends with Jesus helping her retell her story, allowing her to see that, with all the ups and downs of her life, she's been thirsting for God. Fr. Michael preaches.
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Die Before You Die 2: Dying so We Can Live
On this Second Sunday of Lent, this sermon preached by Dr. Elizabeth Shively focuses on Jesus’s nighttime conversation with Nicodemus in John 3:1–16. Jesus speaks of a birth “from above,” a work of the Spirit that no one can engineer or achieve. To see the kingdom is to receive eternal life—God’s...
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Die Before You Die 1: Embracing the Wilderness
On this first Sunday in Lent, we begin a new series entitled, "Die Before You Die: Walking with Jesus through Lent," and in our passage for today (Matthew 4:1-11), we find ourselves with Jesus in the wilderness. In Lent, we learn to normalize the wildernesses of life, knowing that Jesus has...
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Only the Dust-Born Things Shall Last
Where is hope to be found in the ashes of Ash Wednesday? Fr. Matthew Aughtry delivers this year's Ash Wednesday sermon, reflecting on Jonah 3:1-4:4.
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The True Story of the World
Once a year at All Saints, we hold a guided "tour" of our liturgy by providing brief commentary as we make our way through our worship service. This year, for the final Sunday in Epiphany (Transfiguration Sunday), Fr. Michael delivered a brief homily to help frame our form of worship as a kind of...
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World Mission Sunday: The Mission of the Servant of God
On this World Mission Sunday, Mategyero Nuwamanya preaches from Isaiah 49:1-7, reflecting on how the Servant's mission in this passage becomes the mission of God's people.
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Quartet of the Vulnerable 3: The Poor
Continuing in our series, "The Quartet of the Vulnerable," Fr. Michael looks to Amos 5:4-15 to help us wrap our minds around who the poor are among us and how we're meant to reflect God's character in our treatment of them.
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Quartet of the Vulnerable 2: Immigrants
As we continue in our Epiphanytide series, "Quartet of the Vulnerable," listen in as Dr. Tiffani Harris, Associate Pastor at Dayspring Baptist Church, preaches from the book of Ruth to help us grasp God's concern for the migrant.
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Quartet of the Vulnerable 1: Justice Motivated by Mercy
In this Epiphany season, we're taking a look at the "quartet of the vulnerable" with a new sermon series of the same title. In this first sermon, we look at Micah 6:1-8 to discover the "why" of our concern for these vulnerable populations. Fr. Michael preaches.
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What Do We Do With This Gift?
As we welcome the Gift of Emmanuel on this second Sunday of Christmas, Deacon Erin Moniz uses our lectionary passages to help us see that we are formed by receiving, giving, and wonder.
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We Have Seen His Glory
This first Sunday in Christmastide has us in John's magnificent prologue to his gospel, John 1:1-18. In particular, Fr. Michael unpacks verse 14 for today's sermon: "The Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us. We have seen his glory, the glory of the one and only Son, who came from the...
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Hopeful Expectation 4: A King & a Mother
In this final installment in our Advent series, Hopeful Expectation, we look to Isaiah 7:10-17, which guides us away from two extremes when it comes to being formed as an expectant people: on the one hand, away from our deformed sense of control, and on the other, a despairing detachment.…
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Hopeful Expectation 3: Patience & Prayer
Advent hope is meant to be lived, not just felt in the heart or captured abstractly in the mind. James 5:7-20 gives us a concrete picture of what hopeful expectation looks like in the day-to-day living of our lives. Fr. Michael preaches this third installment in our Advent sermon series.
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Hopeful Expectation 2: A True & Everlasting Peace
The world is filled with imposter peacemakers offering us false promises of peace, but in Isaiah 11, the Lord God promises to send his Messiah to lead his people into an everlasting and true peace. Dr. Daniel Hill preaches this second part in our Hopeful Expectation series for Advent.
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Hopeful Expectation 1: Waiting Well
For this first Sunday in Advent, Fr. Michael launches our Advent sermon series by unpacking our theme, hopeful expectation, using themes from both Romans 13:8-14 and Matthew 24:29-44.
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Christ, Our King
What does it mean that Christ let go of control and power in order to embrace the "friction" and challenges of life? Fr. Michael explores this question on Christ the King Sunday, the final Sunday of the liturgical year, looking at Colossians 1:9-20.
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Enduring as Pilgrims in Exile
Christians are people who know of God's promise and plan to make the world turn out all right, about the favor he promises the righteous and the judgement he reserves for the wicked. But often it feels like things are the very opposite, that our attempts to pursue a godly life are vain and…
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Like a Tree Planted By Streams of Water
Bishop Brian Wallace visits All Saints for new member and confirmation Sunday. Listen in as he preaches from Psalm 1.
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A Great Multitude: All Saints Day 2025
An examination of how the beatific vision of Revelation 7:9-17 shapes our lives today and for our future together as a community of "all saints." Dcn. Erin Moniz preaches.
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How to Neighbor Well: Social Holiness
In the final week of our Art of Neighboring series, we take a look at Isaiah 58 and see that all true holiness in our public witness is social holiness, through embodying God's character in the world and sharing in his concerns--especially the vulnerable. Fr. Michael preaches.
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How to Neighbor Well: Personal Holiness
In the fourth week of our Art of Neighboring series, we take a turn toward the conclusion of the series by looking at what 1 Peter 3 can teach us about our public witness as the church. In a time when words often fail, lives of Christlike virtue are the context for our verbal witness. Fr. Michael...
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Barriers to Neighboring
In week three of our Art of Neighboring sermon series, we return to the Good Samaritan parable in Luke 10 to see how our barriers to neighboring are similar to those Jesus interacts with and describes in this episode. Fr. Michael preaches.
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Jesus: The Neighbor Incarnate
In the second week of our Art of Neighboring series, we look to the parable of the Good Samaritan in Luke 10. There, Luke offers us a picture of how Jesus neighbors humanity--by moving toward, and attending to, the one in need. Fr. Michael preaches.
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