How Often Must We Let Go of What Terrifies Us?
The Very Rev. Sam Candler - Sermons
Thank You for Relationship
Abundant Life and the Eternal Now
The Courage of Thomas Again
Dying is Hard Work
Testing and Quarreling: Massah and Meribah
What Will You Worship in the Next Forty Days?
I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change!
All I Needed to Know About Receiving Christ, I Learned in Holy Eucharist Instruction Class!
The Super Bowl, Groundhog Day, and the Light of the World
Blessed Are the Pure in Heart, For They Shall See God
Land of Zebulun, Land of Naphtali
The Call to Beloved Community
Breathe Deeply and Rejoice
Believe in the Dreams of the Person You Love
A Messiah for Hard Times
Can You Be Spiritual, But Not Religious?
By Your Endurance You Will Gain Your Souls
All Will Be Thrown Down
"All Will Be Thrown Down," explores Jesus' teaching on the destruction of the temple (Luke 21:5-19). Jesus knew that the temple's destruction would not mean the end of God's creation; it would not mean the end of salvation. He urged people to bear suffering with hope and patience. His lesson was that all of us suffer, and all of us go through destruction and tearing down. All of us even go through death, but that is not the end. He died himself, but it was not the end. He was resurrected, and God's creative power began again.This sermon was preached on the Day1 radio program.
Saint Carlton Is Lowest
What is a saint? The Very Rev. Sam Candler probes Jesus' teaching in Luke 6 to discover the radical -- and surprising -- kind of life God's people are called to live in this world. This sermon was preached on the Day1 radio program.
Zacchaeus the Innocent
I'm Selling Bibles, Ma'am
The Chasm of Craving: Addiction and Grace
God and Gold and Idols
A Cloud of Witnesses