Sermons

Sunday Sermon Summary – July 05 2026

Posted on: July 8th, 2026 by St. Bede Anglican Church

Perspectives of our Inheritance   Genesis 24: 50-58  Abraham trusted his faithful servant to find a suitable bride for his son Isaac from his own people. The servant was himself like a son to Abraham. We see three strong traits of perspectives through the pursuit of inheritance in Abraham’s servant.   Integrity Genesis 24: 10  The Bible says […]

Sunday Sermon Summary – June 28 2026

Posted on: July 1st, 2026 by St. Bede Anglican Church

Building Blocks to Success  Genesis 22: 1-18 Matthew 10: 40-42  The first book of the Holy Bible gives us clear directions on how we can move forward in success through the life of our patriarch and father of faith, Abraham. We see three building blocks in Abraham’s life that eventually led him to unspeakable success. […]

Sunday Sermon Summary – June 21 2026

Posted on: June 23rd, 2026 by St. Bede Anglican Church

Blessings of the Father  John 1: 1-18  Our Lord had an eternal plan for us when He created the world. He wanted us to be His children; therefore, God appointed the Son, our Lord Jesus Christ to make it possible. Here are some blessings we receive from our Father when we become His children.   We receive Light   John 1: 9  […]

Sunday Sermon Summary – June 14 2026

Posted on: June 16th, 2026 by St. Bede Anglican Church

Impacting our world   Matthew 9: 35-38  Our Lord began a movement by training a few ordinary people. He transformed them into extraordinary people and through them He has impacted the world for about two thousand years.   Right in the beginning of His ministry our Lord did three profound things that we see in today’s Gospel reading.   1.  Preach:  Go […]

Sunday Sermon Summary – June 07 2026

Posted on: June 10th, 2026 by St. Bede Anglican Church

Prosperity and Poverty   Genesis 12: 1-9 ; Matthew 9: 9-13  All of us will be eager to have prosperity over poverty.  We seek God’s blessings of prosperity.  We work hard for prosperity.  Many of us can testify to blessings of prosperity received from God.  Today we will meditate on what the Holy Bible teaches on prosperity and […]

Sunday Sermon Summary – May 31 2026

Posted on: June 3rd, 2026 by St. Bede Anglican Church

The Centrality of Christ in the Trinity   Matthew 28: 16-20  Today we celebrate the Trinity of the Godhead. Scripture teaches us that in the Trinity, Jesus is the central figure. We also acknowledge that no one can fully comprehend the doctrine of the Trinity. We only know what is revealed in the Holy Scriptures.   1. Jesus represents the Father  […]

Sunday Sermon Summary – May 24 2026

Posted on: May 26th, 2026 by St. Bede Anglican Church

The Day of Pentecost  Today we celebrate the birth of the Church. This was the day our Lord had been talking about His disciples. He asked them to stay in Jerusalem until they were empowered from above. Fifty days after His resurrection, the Holy Spirit was given to the one hundred and twenty people who were waiting.   1. The […]

Sunday Sermon Summary – May 10 2026

Posted on: May 13th, 2026 by St. Bede Anglican Church

I will not leave you orphans  Experiencing God’s Presence  John 14: 15-21 At the last supper our Lord was preparing His disciples for His ascension. He also wanted them to know that He will continue to be with them, but in a different way.  1. Comfort  John 14:18 At the last supper Jesus knew that […]

Sunday Sermon Summary – May 03 2026

Posted on: May 6th, 2026 by St. Bede Anglican Church

Blessings beyond BeliefJohn 14: 1-11 In our reading today we observed Jesus inviting His disciples to receive abundant blessings by understanding God’s purpose.  Our Lord began by saying, “Let not your heart be troubled.” Then He taught them some deep truths about himself.  Jesus opened their understanding to hold Him equal to God the Father […]

Sunday Sermon Summary – April 19 2026

Posted on: April 20th, 2026 by St. Bede Anglican Church

Revelation of the ResurrectionLuke 24: 13-35 On the evening after Jesus rose from the grave two disciples were walking from Jerusalem, about 11.25 kms to a village called Emmaus.  Both of them were sad because Jesus was cruelly crucified on the cross. As they were walking, Jesus joined them and began talking with them.  1. Jesus […]