Celebrate Holy Week with us! Click HERE for our schedule of services.
On Easter Sunday, the Rev. Nick Lannon preaches a sermon about death and resurrection. Jesus', yes. But yours as well. The new life you have is a free gift from Jesus, on account of the empty tomb.
On Good Friday, the Rev. Nick Lannon preaches a sermon on Jesus' comforting words to the thief on the cross: "Today, you will be with me in paradise." What Good News this is to those of us who, like that thief, are justly accused.
The Rector and vestry of Grace Anglican Church come together to read the story of Jesus' passion and death.
Using Sally Lloyd-Jones' THE JESUS STORYBOOK BIBLE, Charlie and Pastor Nick share a devotion about Jesus' last meal with his friends. He gives us a new commandment to love, but then makes sure we know that HE is the one who will make us clean.
On Palm Sunday, the Rev. Nick Lannon preaches a sermon about the crowds desire for Jesus to liberate them from their Roman oppressors. He came to liberate them, for sure, but not in the way that anyone expected. He came to free them, not from worldly oppressors, but from sin and death.
Using Sally Lloyd-Jones' THE JESUS STORYBOOK BIBLE, Nick and Hazel Lannon share a devotion about how it can be hard for us, who like to earn what we get, to accept God's free gift. It is Good News, though: God's gift to us in Jesus Christ is totally free!
The Rev. Nick Lannon preaches a sermon on John 11, in which Jesus raises Lazarus from the dead. Jesus has bad news for us: we're not fixer-uppers...we're dead. But there is Good News: Jesus raises the dead to new life.
Using Sally Lloyd-Jones's THE JESUS STORYBOOK BIBLE, Pastor Nick and Patrick share a devotion on Jesus' most important work: his work to rescue us.
Using Sally Lloyd-Jones' THE JESUS STORYBOOK BIBLE, Pastor Nick and Charlie share a devotion about how Jesus doesn't just help us face the struggles in our lives, he actually fights (and wins) in our place.
The Rev. Nick Lannon preaches a sermon on John 9, in which Jesus heals a man born blind. That man decides that, while there is a lot about Jesus he doesn't understand and that is perhaps difficult to believe, the most important thing is that Jesus has given him his sight. In the same way, Jesus has opened our eyes. That means everything.
