In Sermons:

At Your Word: Finding Satisfaction

Contributed by Michael Blitz on Jul 4, 2026

A different look at Peter's calling, looking at it in comparison to Solomon's lack of fulfillment in finding worldly pleasure, how Peter quit his work at the height of accomplishment to follow Jesus.

At Your Word: Finding Satisfaction Good MORNING. It’s always enjoyable to read a familiar Gospel lesson and suddenly see something in it you hadn’t thought of before. For the past several years, whenever we come to the story of Jesus calling Peter, Andrew, James, and John, I’ve focused on one ...read more

Scripture: Luke 5:1-11

Denomination: Anglican

Don't Wait For The Boat

Contributed by Michael Blitz on Jun 27, 2026

In the Lord's Prayer, Jesus teaches us that prayer is not a last resort or a wish list, but a relationship with our heavenly Father.

Don’t Wait for the Boat Good MORNING. One of my favorite “sermon” stories is about two men shipwrecked on a deserted island. After several days, one of them fell to his knees and started praying. “Lord, I know I haven’t been a good person. I’ve lied, cheated, and made a mess of things. But if You ...read more

Denomination: Anglican

Sheep Still Worth Seeking

Contributed by Michael Blitz on Jun 20, 2026

Jesus' parables of the Lost Sheep and Lost Coin remind us that God's grace relentlessly seeks the lost, and challenge us to see people the way Christ sees them, as sheep still worth seeking.

Sheep Still Worth Seeking Good Morning. Today, we look at one of the most famous/sheep. Relatable parables, the lost coin. Not for everyone, but definitely me. I have a “keys and wallet” problem, in that they constantly go missing. It happened again on Friday when I spent half an hour urgently ...read more

Scripture: Luke 15:1-10

Denomination: Anglican

Trading A Feast For An Errand

Contributed by Michael Blitz on Jun 13, 2026

In the parable of the Banquet, we see how easy it is to trade a feast with our Lord for routine errands.

Good Morning. Today we’re looking at God’s invitation and our excuses. We most often think of God’s invitation as the invitation to receive the Gospel. But the invitation doesn’t end there. God invites us into a daily relationship with Him. And not a painful, stressful one, but an invitation to a ...read more

Scripture: Deuteronomy 20:1-9, Luke 14:16-24

Denomination: Anglican

When Life Doesn’t Seem Fair

Contributed by Michael Blitz on Jun 6, 2026

When we get frustrated in this broken world, Psalm 73 reminds us to go to the Lord in his Sanctuary to find your answers.

Good MORNING. The Sundays after Trinity focus on what it means to live as a Child of God. Today we begin with Psalm 73. One of the first challenges God's children face is discovering that the world is not fair. Even preachers face this. Jeremiah has to be reassured this morning about lying ...read more

Scripture: Luke 16:19-31, Jeremiah 23:23-30

Denomination: Anglican

From Woe Is Me To Abba Father

Contributed by Michael Blitz on May 30, 2026

Isaiah’s cry of “Woe is me” becomes the Christian’s cry of “Abba, Father” through the saving work of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

From Woe is Me to Abba Father Good MORNING. There are moments when we suddenly become aware we’re completely out of place like when you walk into a room of experts talking about things know nothing about, and within 30 seconds you know you are in over your head. I felt that way my freshman year at ...read more

Scripture: John 3:1-15

Denomination: Anglican

Looking Back Twice To See Acts 2

Contributed by Michael Blitz on May 23, 2026

Pentecost reveals how God fulfilled Israel’s ancient harvest feast and reversed the curse of Babel by gathering sinners from every nation through the proclamation of Jesus Christ and the power of the Holy Spirit.

Looking Back Twice to See Acts 2 Good MORNING. Today we come to the end of the Easter season with the great Feast of Pentecost, also known as Whitsunday. Pentecost is one of the main celebrations of the Church year, but what many people do not realize is that it was already an old and beloved feast ...read more

Scripture: Acts 2:1-11, Genesis 11:1-11

Denomination: Anglican

Our Ascended Prophet Priest And King

Contributed by Michael Blitz on May 16, 2026

The Ascension of Christ shows how Jesus fulfills the offices of Prophet, Priest and King

One of the hardest parts of reading through the Bible in a year hits right around mid-Exodus into Leviticus. Page after page of priestly garments, ritual washings, bloody sacrifices, and endless instructions for the Tabernacle. I’ve heard people joke that February is the killer month in a ...read more

Scripture: Acts 1:1-11, Luke 24:44, Daniel 7:1-13

Denomination: Anglican

Doers, Not Just Hearers

Contributed by Michael Blitz on May 10, 2026

James 1:22-25 teaches us about moving beyond merely hearing God’s Word and learning to live it out through a faith transformed by Christ.

Being a Doer of the Word, Not Just a Hearer Good MORNING. I want to start today by taking us back over a hundred years as a young man steps into a busy office to apply to be a Morse Code operator. The room buzzed with noise, the loudest being the constant clack-clack-clack of a telegraph machine. A ...read more

Scripture: James 1:22-25

Denomination: Anglican

I Know That My Redeemer Lives

Contributed by Michael Blitz on May 4, 2026

When suffering breaks our sense of control, the story of Job leads us from self-reliance to grace, where we discover that our Redeemer lives and God wants not just our works, but us.

I Know That My Redeemer Lives There’s a joke that if you ever think you’re having a bad day, read the Book of Job. Whatever your problems are, they’ll start to feel a little smaller in comparison. Job is oddly one of the most familiar figures from Scripture, even though some of what people think ...read more

Scripture: Job 19:21-25

Denomination: Anglican

From Dust To Glory

Contributed by Michael Blitz on Apr 25, 2026

“Is resurrection really possible? In Christ, death is not the end, but the doorway to life eternal.”

From Dust to Glory Good Morning. Today, we’re walking through our epistle lesson, looking at the resurrection, with the perspective on some of the problems early Christians had in explaining it to the Pagan world. Hopefully, as we examine some of the issues Paul was struggling with in explaining ...read more

Scripture: 1 Corinthians 15:35-49

Denomination: Anglican

The Shepherd Who Comes For His Sheep

Contributed by Michael Blitz on Apr 19, 2026

On Good Shepherd Sunday, we see that Jesus is not only our guide but the One who seeks us, calls us by name, and lays down His life to bring us safely home.

The Shepherd Who Comes for His Sheep Good Morning. Today, Scripture gives us one of the most important images of who God is, the Good Shepherd. From Ezekiel to Psalm 23, from Peter to the words of Jesus, God speaks to us as a Shepherd speaks to sheep. Sometimes as sheep safely home, and sometimes ...read more

Scripture: John 10:1-15, Ezekiel 34:11-16, 1 Peter 2:19-25

Denomination: Anglican

Come And See, Then Go And Tell

Contributed by Michael Blitz on Apr 5, 2026

This Easter message shows how the empty tomb proves Jesus’ victory over sin and death, inviting us to come and see what God has done and then go and tell others the hope that changes everything.

Come and See, Then Go and Tell! Good MORNING, and Happy Resurrection Day! One wonderful thing about Easter is that it meets us exactly where we are. Not where we pretend to be, not where we wish we were, but where we actually are. Some of us come in joyful. Some come tired from getting up so early. ...read more

Scripture: Matthew 28:1-10

Denomination: Anglican

From Hosanna To The Cross

Contributed by Michael Blitz on Mar 29, 2026

From shouts of “Hosanna” to cries of “Crucify Him,” this sermon reveals how Christ’s suffering fulfilled God’s plan, exposed our sin, and secured our salvation, calling us to stand firm in faith without fear or turning back.

Good MORNING. When Jesus entered the city, We heard the cry Blessed is He who comes in the name of the Lord. Our King had arrived. There was excitement, hope, expectation. By Friday, many of those same voices were crying out, “Crucify Him.” The King they welcomed… became the one they rejected. And ...read more

Denomination: Anglican

No Neutral Ground

Contributed by Michael Blitz on Mar 22, 2026

Jesus confronts us with His bold claim to be God, leaving us with no neutral ground, we either trust Him as Lord or reject Him entirely.

No Neutral Ground Good Morning. Most people are comfortable with Jesus, as long as He stays in a certain place. A teacher. A helper. A moral guide. But in today’s Gospel, Jesus destroys that comfort. Believe it or not, even from the very beginning, Jesus Mission and purpose has confused and ...read more

Scripture: John 8:48-59

Denomination: Anglican