Resurrection Anglican Church sermon podcast

On the fifth Sunday of Easter, Rev. Lewis Lovett preaches from 1 Peter 2:1–12 about Spiritual Milk, a Spiritual House , and a Holy Nation.

On the fourth Sunday of Easter, Rev. Lewis Lovett preaches from John 10:1–10 about how Jesus is passionate about His followers having abundant life and knowing Him.

On the third Sunday of Easter, Rev. Lewis Lovett preaches from 1 Peter 1:13–25 about how we are called to participate in God's holiness and justice.

On the second Sunday of Easter, Rev. Lewis Lovett preaches from 1 Peter 1:3–9 about how we have a living hope and that our trials are temporary.

On Easter Sunday, Rev. Lewis Lovett preaches from John 20:1–18 about how we can join Mary Magdalene in seeking Jesus in the dark, with patience, finding him and clinging to him.

On Palm Sunday, Rev. Lewis Lovett preaches from Matthew 21:1–11 about how Jesus is the King who is in control and the King of the cross.

On the fifth Sunday of Lent, Rev. Lewis Lovett preaches from John 11:1–44 about the glory of Jesus's love for people and the glory of His wrath for death.

On the fourth Sunday of Lent, Rev. Lewis Lovett preaches from John 9:1–13; 35–38 about how spiritual sight depends on holy attention and leads to holy action.

On the third Sunday of Lent, Rev. Lewis Lovett preaches from John 4:5–26; 39–42 about knowing God and asking of Him.

On the second Sunday of Lent, Rev. Lewis Lovett preaches from John 3:1–16 about spiritual renewal and the cultivation of sticky faith.

On the first Sunday of Lent, the Rt. Rev. Chris Warner preaches from Matthew 4:1–11 about temptation and God's grace.

On Transfiguration Sunday, Alex Renner preaches from Matthew 17 about how Jesus is God, how we misunderstand, and how Jesus gives us life by dying.

In this second Sunday after Epiphany, Rev. Lewis Lovett preaches from John 1:29-42 about how Jesus invites us into a relationship that is abiding, about the heart, and spiritual.

On the first Sunday after Epiphany, Rev. Lewis Lovett preaches from Matthew 3:13-17 on how through His baptism, Jesus enters into our sin and restores us as Sons and Daughters.

On the third Sunday of Advent, Rev. Lewis Lovett preaches from Isaiah 35:1-10 about how to live into our salvation by our encounter of a lowly King, by the encouragement found amongst the saints, and by our expectancy of what God is doing.

On the first Sunday of Advent, Rev. Lewis Lovett preaches from Isaiah 2:1-5 about our future hope, expectant faith, and present peace.

On Christ the King Sunday, Rev. Lewis Lovett preaches from Luke 23:33-43 on Jesus's kingship being lowly and merciful, even to the point of death.

Closing out our fall Worship series, Rev. Lewis Lovett preaches from Numbers 6:22-27 on the significance of the Prayer of Gratitude, the Benediction, and the Commission in our Sunday liturgy.

In our 10th sermon in our fall Worship series, Rev. Lewis Lovett preaches from Mark 12:38-44 on the opportunity to live towards God in worship through our offering.

In our 7th sermon in our fall Worship series, Rev. Lewis Lovett preaches from John 20:19-29 on the purpose of the Confession of Sin, the Absolution, and the Passing of the Peace.

In our next sermon on worship, Rev. Lewis Lovett discusses how the prayer life of a Christian looks in light of Philippians chapter 4 and Psalm 27.

In our 5th sermon in our fall Worship series, Rev. Lewis Lovett preaches from Colossians 3:12-17 on how the Word of God is eucharistic, humanizing, and responsive.

In our 4th sermon in our fall Worship series, Rev. Lewis Lovett preaches from Hebrews 10:19-25 on the purpose of the Collect for Purity, the Summary of the Law, and the Kyrie in our service.

In week 3 of our worship series, Rev. Lewis Lovett preaches from Hebrews chapter 4 on the purpose of the processional in our service.

In our 2nd sermon in our fall Worship series, Rev. Lewis Lovett discusses how the Passover applies to our modern lives; as well as our daily and weekly worship.

In a new series on worship; Rev. Lewis Lovett tells us what a music video from the 90's has to do with consistency in worship.

This week, the Rev. Lane Cowin from our sending Church, Redeemer Anglican Church in Richmond, leads us through Psalm 16.

On Pentecost Sunday, Rev. Lewis Lovett preaches through John chapter 14:8-17.

On Ascension Sunday, we discuss the game Peek-a-boo and how it might relate to Jesus ascension into the heavens.

Formation is finding the person you want to be like and doing what they do. That might be Jesus, or it might be... Michael Jordan? https://youtu.be/b0AGiq9j_Ak?si=_KTyDUSUwh1Ictrj

Rev. Lewis Lovett leads us through the third Sunday of Easter in John chapter 21.

The disciples are arrested for a 3rd time. Looking back at the day after Jesus' crucifixion, how are their actions so completely different in such a short period of time?

Alleluia, He is risen! The greatest story ever told, and the greatest truth ever known - nothing can stand in the way of God's love for you through Christ. Death and despair won't win. Shame and devastation won't win. Amen!

For Palm Sunday, Rev. Lewis Lovett preaches from Luke 23 and walks us through the Passion of Christ.

Rev. Lewis Lovett leads today's sermon from Luke chapter 15.

Will Clark from Redeemer Anglican Church in Richmond leads today's sermon and discusses how a bottle of wine from California connects to today's gospel passage.

On Resurrection's first anniversary as a church plant, Rev. Lewis Lovett leads us through a reflection of Luke 13: 1-9

Rev. Lewis Lovett preaches from Luke chapter 13, when Jesus encounters Pharisees who challenged him to stop his ministry.

Temptation: Jesus faced it in the wilderness for you. Rev. Lewis Lovett's sermon today discusses ways you can face temptation through the power of the Spirit.

Jesus' transfiguration is a pivotal moment in his earthly ministry.

Loving your enemies isn't easy. Turning the other cheek is difficult. Listen to this week's sermon from Luke chapter 6.

This week, Tee Feyrer, College Minister at the University of Richmond visits us from Redeemer Anglican Church to lead our sermon from Luke 6.

Rev. Lewis Lovett discusses our work in the light of God's kingdom, discussing how Jesus sees and draws near to us in the frustrations of our work.

"No prophet is acceptable in his hometown." Today's sermon from Luke chapter 4 examines the response to Jesus proclaiming that Scripture had been fulfilled by him.

Jesus came for the overlooked, the poor, the neglected, the despised. Listen to Rev. Lewis Lovett's sermon from Luke chapter 4.

Rev. Lewis Lovett walks us through how Jesus' ministry launch in John chapter 2 might have something in common with a SpaceX rocket. Or not.

The baptism of Jesus points us toward greater truths; as Rev. Lewis Lovett leads us in this sermon from Luke chapter 3.

What do fraternities have to do with the birth of Jesus? Listen as Rev. Lewis Lovett leads us in our final sermon of the Christmas season.

To finish out our year, Rev. Lewis Lovett preaches from the first chapter of John to see a deeper picture of the Christ who has just come to earth.

For our Christmas Eve Lessons and Carols sermon, Rev. Lewis Lovett discusses the Light of the World and the joy that he brings to us all. Merry Christmas to you all from Resurrection Anglican Church!