God speaks to us in a variety of ways. In this Epiphany sermon series, Peter Tepper speaks to us about how God speaks to our inward voice of our conscience with the external voice of his Holy Spirit.
Sermon preached at St Peter the Fisherman, NSB, FL 29JAN2023.
On the day that we conmemmorate the Conversion of Paul, we are reminded that the Holy Spirit empowers us with a new way to see, a new way to love and an new way to live. For some conversion is dramatic experience similar to Paul's. For other's conversion is less dramatic, but no less significant.
God changes the way we view him, ourselves and other people. He rescues us so that we can rescue others.
When Jesus asks Peter who people say Jesus is, Peter responds in a way that has forever marked the Christian Church. The declaration, "You are the Messiah, the Son of the Living God," means that Jesus is our all in all. He is the foundation of all our hopes, dreams and aspirations.
Sermon preached on 22JAN2023 at St Peter the Fisherman, NSB by Bishop Gregory O. Brewer.
God speaks to us in a variety of ways. He speaks through Scripture, through our conscience, through our reason. He preeminently speaks to us in and through his Son.
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Sermon preached by Peter Tepper on 15 JAN 2023 at St Peter the Fisherman, New Smyrna Beach, Florida.
Have you ever wondered what the spiritual discipline of Solitude it like?
Jesus stole away to spend time with his father. Solitude reminds us that we are built for communion.
Baptism is more than a bath, but not less. It is an outward sign (badge) of an inward grace. In Baptism God, we visually proclaim that we have died to sin and self and live a new life in Christ. The old has gone, the new has come.
Sermon preached 8 Jan 2023 at St Peter the Fisherman by Peter Tepper.
Jesus name is the most beautiful, most majestic, and most powerful name. Peter Tepper talks to us about the incredible name of Jesus. Sermon preached at St Peter the Fisherman, New Smyrna Beach, FL on 1 January 2023.
