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Good Samaritan Anglican ChurchAgape Year Visits Good Samaritan2020-03-08 - Year A - Lent 2 - Agape Year
Agape Year is a 9-month program (September to May) for recent high school graduates who seek to grow in their love and knowledge of Jesus Christ while engaging in His mission for the lost, the poor, and the uninvited both locally and globally. On March 8, Nathan Twichell, co-Director of Agape Year, visited Good Samaritan Anglican Church with two Agape Year Fellows to share about what God has been doing in their lives, both in Pittsburgh as well as in Thailand.
For more information about Good...
2020-03-1231 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchA Tale of Two Mountains2020-02-23 - Year A - Last Sunday of Epiphany (Transfiguration) - The Rev. Christopher M. Klukas
Exodus 24:12-18; Psalm 99; Philippians 3:7-14; Matthew 17:1-9
Epiphany “a usually sudden manifestation or perception of the essential nature or meaning of something” or “an appearance or manifestation especially of a divine being.” The Transfiguration reveals, yet again the fullness of who Jesus really is, and it points the way towards what he came to do. The readings this morning show us two very different but connected encounters with God on mountain tops and they show us what these two things m...
2020-02-2530 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchParticipating in the Mission of God2020-02-16 - Year A - World Mission Sunday - The Rev. Christopher M. Klukas
Isaiah 49:1-7; Psalm 67; Acts 1:1-8; Matthew 9:35-38
God is a missionary God. All mission is first and foremost God’s mission (or Missio Dei in Latin). We see this in Matthew 9:35 where Jesus, God himself, goes on mission. God invites us to participate in his mission reconcile the world to himself through prayer, sending, and going.
For sermon notes and more information about Good Samaritan Anglican Church, please visit our website: https://www.goodsamaritananglican.org/sermons/participating-in-the-mission-of-god/
2020-02-2031 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchWhy do Good?2020-02-07 - Year A - Epiphany 5 - The Rev. Christopher M. Klukas
2 Kings 22:8-20; Psalm 27; 1 Corinthians 2:1-16; Matthew 5:13-20
In the fifth chapter of Matthew, Jesus explains to his followers how he wants them (and now us) to behave in the world by using two metaphors: salt and light. He is indicating that we should be people who do good in the world. Many of us have taken this to heart and try to do good things as we are able to, but have you ever considered why we do good things? The whys (motives...
2020-02-1323 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchThe Feast of the Presentation2020-02-02 - Year A - Presentation - The Rev. Carrie Klukas
Malachi 3:1-4; Psalm 84; Hebrews 2:14-18; Matthew 2:22-40
The Presentation of the Lord or Candlemas is meant to be a time for us to present ourselves to the Lord. As the month of January has ended I am sure many of your New Year’s resolutions may have ended as well. Perhaps that is okay and perhaps God has a different plan for you this year.
What would it look like for you to present yourself as you are right now to the Lord?...
2020-02-0532 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchExposed2020-01-26 - Year A - Epiphany 3 - The Rev. Christopher M. Klukas
Amos 3:1-11; Psalm 139:1-18; 1 Corinthians 1:10-17; Matthew 4:12-22
It can be widely assumed that most everything we do online can be tracked. You will know this if you have ever searched for something in a search engine and then you begin to see advertisements for the same kinds of products. Companies can track your purchases, location, and your digital history if you let them. Some think that they will track you even if you don’t let them! If that feels creepy to yo...
2020-01-2927 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchLife in the Lamb2020-01-19 - Year A - Epiphany 2 - The Rev. Steven Edwards Exodus 12:21-28; Psalm 40:1-11; 1 Corinthians 1:1-9; John 1:29-42
Our Lord, Jesus, has so much love for us, and hope for our lives, that He offered His own, to save ours. He who created us, who called us into being, is Himself the greatest respecter and investor for the sacredness of human life. Jesus is the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world. He suffered and gave life so that no other substitutional sacrifice would need to be offered to sustain us...
2020-01-2328 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchJesus Baptized for Us2020-01-12 - Year A - Epiphany 1 - The Rev. Christopher M. Klukas
Isaiah 42:1-9; Psalm 89:20-29; Acts 10:34-38; Matthew 3:13-17
When Jesus comes to be baptized by John, John is confused (Matthew 3:14). Perhaps this passage confuses you as well. John’s job was to prepare the way for Jesus, the Messiah, and now Jesus was standing right there in front of him. Shouldn't Jesus have baptized John? Also, John’s baptism was a baptism of repentance (Matthew 3:11-12). Jesus was without sin, so why would Jesus need to be Baptized? Listen to hear more about what...
2020-01-2328 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchA Special Star for a Special Birth2020-01-05 - Year A - Christmas 2 - The Rev. Christopher M. Klukas
Jeremiah 31:7-14; Psalm 84; Ephesians 1:3-14; Matthew 2:1-12
It is possible that the Magi may have heard of a Jewish prophesy about a king whose birth was to be marked by a star (see Numbers 24:17). But how would a normal sign in the sky come to rest over the place where the child was. Jerusalem is only about 5 miles from Bethlehem. They could have walked there in about an hour and 45 minutes. It would be hard to tell the difference from an astronomer’s PO...
2020-01-0729 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchDressed for Salvation2019-12-29 - Year A - Christmas 1 - The Rev. Christopher M. Klukas
Isaiah 61:10-62:5; Psalm 147:12-20; Galatians 3:23-4:7; John 1:1-18
For those of you who are married, can you remember what you wore on your wedding day? If you are not married, think about another significant event in your life. We tend to wear special clothes for special occasions. In Isaiah 61:10, the speaker seems to be the servant of the Lord, the Messiah (see 61:1). Earlier in the chapter, God’s people were given “garments of praise” (61:3). Now the Servant himself is given special garments for a spec...
2020-01-0327 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchHope, Peace, and Joy2019-12-24 - Christmas Eve - The Rev. Christopher M. Klukas
Isaiah 62:6-12; Psalm 97; Titus 3:4-7; Luke 2:1-20
"Hope," "Peace," and "Joy:" this time of year we see these words written everywhere: yard decorations, television commercials, wrapping paper, and Christmas cards. These words make us feel good, like a warm blanket and a steaming peppermint latte, but what do they really mean? Imagine for a moment receiving a gift in beautiful packaging, but when you open it there is nothing inside. The words “Hope, Peace, and Joy” can be like that. We hear them, and they make...
2020-01-0223 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchRisk, Sacrifice, and Trust2019-12-22 - Year A - Advent 4 - The Rev. Carrie Klukas
Isaiah 7:10-17; Psalm 24; Romans 1:1-7; Matthew 1:18-25
Joseph and Mary’s story at first is messy, difficult, and oh so similar to life as we know it. How many people have gotten married under difficult circumstances? How many people continue to live in difficult marriages and circumstances? How many people remain in difficult relationships in general? Both Mary and Joseph give us a deeper understanding of what it means to be a godly woman or a godly man in this world. They give us a...
2020-01-0227 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchExpectations2019-12-15 - Year A - Advent 3 (Learning Tree Sunday)- The Rev. Christopher M. Klukas
Isaiah 35:1-10; Psalm 146; James 5:7-20; Matthew 11:2-19
In business, it is important to underpromise and overdeliver. Sometimes this is referred to as “managing expectations.” It is important to be mindful of expectations in all of our relationships, whether business or personal. Especially in marriage. Unspoken expectations lead to lots of conflict and resentment.
In the Gospel passage today, John the Baptist is in prison for speaking truth to power. John’s role was to prepare the way for the Lo...
2019-12-1727 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchThe Place Where God Dwells2019-12-08 - Year A - Advent 2 (altered for 10th anniversary) - The Rev. Christopher M. Klukas
Isaiah 11:1-10; Psalm 84; 1 Peter 2:1-10; Matthew 3:1-12
For the sons of Korah, the authors of Psalm 84, there was no better place to be than the Temple. The temple was intended by God to be an earthly representation of God’s heavenly courts. A place where heaven and earth met. Even today, when we worship it gives us a foretaste of heaven. Today, we give God thanks for this house of worship as we celebrate the 10th anniversary of the co...
2019-12-1228 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchWake Up!2019-12-01 - Year A - Advent 1 - The Rev. Christopher M. Klukas
Isaiah 2:1-5; Psalm 122; Romans 13:8-14; Matthew 24:29-44
Your car may not have an autopilot mode, but I bet you have had the experience of intending to go to a particular destination, getting lost in a conversation, and taking wrong turns because of it! Similarly, sometimes we move through life as if we have an autopilot for our lives. We can pick up sin in our lives without even realizing it. This is what happens when we are in autopilot mode. It is as...
2019-12-0327 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchCount Your Blessings2019-11-26 - Thanksgiving Service - The Rev. Christopher M. Klukas
James 1:17-27; Psalm 65:1-8; Matthew 6:25-33
Our contemporary celebration of Thanksgiving arises from a European tradition with deep Christian roots, recognizing the blessings and provision of Almighty God either at harvest time or after deliverance from significant trouble. And yet, we forget this sometimes. We forget that God is the one who provides, and we take that burden upon ourselves. We strive after the things of this world, searching for happiness, searching for meaning, searching for peace. Jesus’ words remind us to set our anxieties as...
2019-11-2714 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchThe Crucified King2019-11-22 - Year C - Christ the King - The Rev. Christopher M. Klukas
Jeremiah 23:1-6; Psalm 46; Colossians 1:11-20; Luke 23:35-43
As Americans, we don't have much of an appreciation for the role of a King. In fact, you might say that the roots of our nations are decidedly anti-king. Our constitution was set up with a system of checks and balances to make sure that no one person could hold all the power at one time. We have a right to be afraid of earthly kings, but Jesus is a king that will never...
2019-11-2622 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchLetting Go of our Creations2019-11-17 - Year C - Proper 28 - The Rev. Carrie Klukas
Malachi 3:13-4:6; Psalm 98; 2 Thessalonians 3:6-16; Luke 21:5-19
Once when my son was about three years old he had spent about an hour building an incredible duplo block creation. His little sister crawled over and began to pull at his buildings. He exploded with anger and frustration. When I mentioned that it was time for lunch and therefore clean up time which meant taking his building down and putting it away he was beside himself with anger and rage. I sat on the floor with...
2019-11-2028 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchIn My Flesh I Shall See God2019-11-10 - Year C - Proper 27 - The Rev. Christopher M. Klukas
Job 19:23-27a; Psalm 17; 2 Thessalonians 2:13-3:5; Luke 20:27-38
There is meaning in our suffering. When we suffer and continue to trust God, it gives us an opportunity to rely on God for the strength to make it through. It gives us an opportunity to identify with the suffering of Christ himself. There is work yet to do. There are people who rely on you, but even more important than that, you are the image of God in this world. There are people whom...
2019-11-2027 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchSaints Today with Hope for Tomorrow2019-11-03 - Year C - All Saints Sunday - The Rev. Christopher M. Klukas
Revelation 7:9-17; Psalm 149; Ephesians 1:15-23; Luke 6:20-36
If you golf, you may have golf heroes. Woodworkers have woodworking heroes. Cooks have cooking heroes. As Christians, we have Christian heroes that we call "saints." The point is not that Saints are so much holier than us and therefore must be much closer to God. All Saints were also sinners. Not perfect. The point is that they give us real, concrete examples of what it looks like to live out the Christian faith.
2019-11-0632 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchWhat Do You Do With Seed?2019-10-27 - Year C - Proper 25 - Joy of Giving Up Series - The Rev. Christopher M. Klukas
Jeremiah 14:7-10,19-22; Psalm 84; 2 Corinthians 9:6-15; Luke 18:9-14
There are three things you can do with seed: consume it, store it, or sow it. Similarly, there are three things that we can do with money: spend it, save it, or give it. We need to do all three of these. We spend regularly on our needs and our wants. This is the easiest of the three. We save for big purchases and for rainy days, this one...
2019-10-2929 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchProve It2019-10-20 - Year C - Proper 24 - Joy of Giving Up Series - The Rev. Christopher M. Klukas
Genesis 32:3-8,22-30; Psalm 121; 2 Corinthians 8:8-15; Luke 18:1-8
Where we place our earthly treasure reveals something about what we value in our hearts. How we handle our money has a remarkably formative effect on our hearts, much more powerful than anything we say. For good or for ill. Think for a moment about your annual expenses. Where does your money go? What does it say about what you value? It is easy to make an idol out...
2019-10-2226 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchLearning to Give Up - The Joy of Giving Up - Part 12019-10-06 - Year C - Proper 22 - Joy of Giving Up Series - Christopher Klukas
Habakkuk 1:1-13, 2:1-4; Psalm 37:1-17; 2 Corinthians 8:1-7; Luke 17:5-10
Some churches talk about money too much. But it is also a mistake to not talk about money at all. The Bible has lots to say about money and how we use it. Generosity is a heart issue and one that God cares deeply about. God is a generous God. “For God so loved the world, that he gave…” (John 3:16) Jesus gave up his life for us, as we respond to this g...
2019-10-1529 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchFollowing Christ to Serve Those in Need2019-09-29 - Year C - Proper 21 - The Rev. Steven Edwards
Amos 6:1-7; Psalm 146; 1 Timothy 6:11-19; Luke 16:19-31
We are uniquely and wonderfully made in the image of our loving God! We are called into relationship that our lives may be more perfectly transformed by the life of Christ, our Savior. In the parable of the beggar Lazarus and the rich man, Jesus is leading us in the way of God’s love toward those in need. In God’s love for us, Christ gave himself as the undeserved favor for those in need, to gran...
2019-10-0422 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchMen and Women in the Church2019-09-22 - Year C - Proper 20 - The Rev. Carrie Klukas
Amos 8:4-12; Psalm 138; 1 Tim 2:1-15; Luke 16:1-13
How does God want us to hear him? How are we to grow in the ways of quietness and holiness? What is God's desire for men and women in the church? Today's Epistle from Timothy 2:1-15 gives us encouragement in prayer, holiness, and godly living. Come to Jesus in prayer, grow in the ways of the Good Shepherd and know God's peace in your life. I pray this week you would find more time to hear Jesus...
2019-09-2430 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchJesus Loves Me This I Know2019-09-15 - Year C - Proper 19 - The Rev. Christopher M. Klukas
Exodus 32:1, 7-14; Psalm 51:1-17; 1 Timothy 1:12-17; Luke 15:1-10
In 1962, Someone asked Karl Barth, one of the most notable theologians of the 20th century, how he would summarize the major themes throughout his publishing career. He responded, "Jesus loves me this I know, for the Bible tells me so." These words from the popular children's song of the same name communicate some of the most important things that we need to know about who God is and who we are. In this sermon, we...
2019-09-1922 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchTen Years of Ministry in Middleburg!2019-09-08 - Year C - Proper 18 (altered for Homecoming) - The Rev. Christopher M. Klukas
Deuteronomy 32:45-47; Psalm 1; Hebrews 4:6-13; Luke 14:25-35
Two important symbolic actions were taken as the foundation of our church building was poured. A copy of the Bible was placed in the foundation, and two verses were written in the slab that would support this structure: Deuteronomy 32:47 and Hebrews 4:12. The Word of God is literally the foundation of this church! But we are not just called to remember the word of God, the word of God calls us to action. Jesus...
2019-09-1128 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchSpiritual Preparation for Hurricanes2019-09-01 - Year C - Proper 17 - The Rev. Christopher M. Klukas
Isaiah 41:1-10; Psalm 112; Hebrews 13:1-8; Luke 14:1,7-14
If you have lived in Florida for any amount of time, you know a thing or two about how to prepare for hurricanes. You buy batteries, water, and food; and you put down sandbags and put away the loose objects in your yard. But have you ever considered what is involved in spiritually preparing for a hurricane, or any other storm of life for that matter? This sermon explores some key ways we can get ready...
2019-09-0526 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchCling to the Unshakeable2019-08-25 - Year C - Proper 16 - The Rev. Carrie Klukas
Isaiah 28:14-22; Psalm 46; Hebrews 12:15-29; Luke 13:22-30
Our lives are broken and in need of a grand master to fix them and to heal them from the ways of the world. When we go to the Master and allow him access to our hearts he can heal us, show us a way forward, and give us peace. He is never done with us, there is always more that can be repaired. Hebrews 12 speaks to how God sometimes does this in our lives. Sometimes our...
2019-08-2828 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchThe Race that is Set Before Us2019-08-18 - Year C - Proper 15 - The Rev. Chritopher Klukas
Jeremiah 23:23-29; Psalm 82; Hebrews 12:1-14; Luke 12:49-56
Just like struggles of athletic training and competition, the struggles you face as a Christian may hurt or require you to make difficult decisions, but they also help you to grow stronger in your faith and the way you live it out.
For sermon notes and more information about Good Samaritan Anglican Church, please visit our website: https://www.goodsamaritananglican.org/sermons/the-race-that-is-set-before-us/
2019-08-2036 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchPatriotism, Nationalism, and the Kingdom of God2019-08-11 - Year C - Proper 14 - The Rev. Christopher M. Klukas
Genesis 15:1-6; Psalm 33:10-21; Hebrews 11:1-16; Luke 12:32-40
Two similar and yet increasingly different words have been frequently used in talking about United States politics in recent years: patriotism and nationalism. Both words talk of love and affection for one's country, but nationalism has come to mean exalting your country (or your agenda) above all other countries (or agendas) with no regard for the needs of the other. The truth is, as Christians, we must love the Kingdom of God, which transcends all...
2019-08-1330 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchBuilt to Last2019-08-04 - Year C - Proper 13 - The Rev. Christopher M. Klukas
Ecclesiastes 1:12--2:11; Psalm 49:1-12; Colossians 3:5-17; Luke 12:13-21
It has often been said that hindsight is 20/20. King Solomon wrote the book of Ecclesiastes at the end of his life, looking back and reflecting on all that he had done. He was a man with no lack of resources and he wholeheartedly pursued whatever caught his attention and interest. Overall, however, he found that most of these pursuits were nothing but "vanity and chasing after the wind." What is our life is worth pursuing...
2019-08-0631 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchStorming Heaven2019-07-28 - Year C - Proper 12 - The Rev. Carrie Klukas
Genesis 18:20-33; Psalm 138; Colossians 2:6-15; Luke 11:1-13
Abraham petitioned the Lord over and over again for the innocent. He relented only after asking the God of the heavens and earth for each of the people. Abraham shows us a way to pray, petitioning God for the concerns of our heart. When people suffer, make bad choices, need help, and experience scary circumstances we need to storm heaven for them. Not assuming that we know the right answer for their life but rather asking God t...
2019-07-3028 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchA Son of Laughter2019-07-21 - Year C - Proper 11 - The Rev. Christopher M. Klukas
Genesis 18:1-14; Psalm 15; Colossians 1:21-25; Luke 10:38-42
Sometimes when we hear God's voice, it can take a long time for his promises to come to fruition. This was the case with Abraham and Sarah in the Old Testament as they waited for God to give them a son. When this happens we can be tempted to take things into our own hands or fall into despair and disbelief. God calls us to another way, patience. We have a God who always keeps his...
2019-07-2329 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchLoving Your Neighbor2019-07-13 - Year C - Proper 10 - The Rev. Christopher Klukas
Deuteronomy 30:9-14; Psalm 25:1-15; Colossians 1:1-14; Luke 10:25-37
We can see needs around us all the time. How often do we stop to help? There are lots of reason we might give for not helping, and some of them are probably good ones. But if we always pass by without helping, it may be evidence of a heart problem.
For sermon notes and more information about Good Samaritan Anglican Church, please visit our website: https://www.goodsamaritananglican.org/sermons/loving-your-neighbor/
2019-07-1531 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchLaboring in the Harvest2019-07-07 - Year C - Proper 9 - The Rev. Christopher Klukas
Isaiah 66:10-16; Psalm 66:1-8; Galatians 6:6-18; Luke 10:1-20
Our vision at Good Samaritan is to help people find God, love God, and share God. But how do we go about sharing God with others? In the Gospel of Luke, Jesus sends out 72 of his disciples into the towns where he himself was about to Go. As he sends them, he gives them some helpful advice which continues to be very applicable today as we share our faith with friends, family, neighbors, and co-workers.
2019-07-1137 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchPreserving the Faith, Engaging the Mission2019-06-30 - Year C - Proper 8 - GAFCON Sunday - The Rev. Christopher M. Klukas
1 Kings 19:15-21; Psalm 16; Galatians 5:1, 13-25; Luke 9:51-62
A lot has happened in the Anglican Communion over the past sixteen years. Structures are shifting, but the faith has not changed, God is still good, and his Kingdom is still expanding. When Elijah was at his darkest moment, God reminded him that he was not alone, and that there were still 7,000 people who had remained faithful. In our dark moments God continues to do the same, he reminds us that we are...
2019-07-0533 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchThe Second Sunday After Pentecost2019-06-23 - Year C - Proper 7 - The Rev. Carrie Klukas
Zechariah 12:8-10, 13:1; Psalm 63; Galatians 3:23-29; Luke 9:18-24
Sometimes asking someone, “Who do you say that I am?” can be a rather risky chance. Someone might say something hurtful or unkind. Someone might answer in a way that makes you uncomfortable. Someone might say something true that you do not want to be spoken out loud. Asking someone what people think of you opens up all kinds of possibilities. In the 9th chapter of Luke, Jesus is being vulnerable with his disciples and showing them the...
2019-06-2731 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchThe Near and Distant God2019-06-16 - Year C - Trinity Sunday - The Rev. Christopher M. Klukas
Isaiah 6:1-7; Psalm 29; Revelation 4:1-11; John 16:5-15
The tension between God’s “closeness” and his “otherness,” his transcendence and his immanence, is part of what led to the doctrine of the Trinity in the early Church. As Christians we believe that God is one God in three Persons. It is hard to get our mind around how this could be, and yet, this is how God has revealed himself to us. It is Jesus, the second person of the Trinity and the "image of t...
2019-06-2725 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchScattered Lego Pieces (Pentecost)2019-06-09 - Year C - Pentecost - The Rev. Christopher M. Klukas
Genesis 11:1-9; Psalm 104:24-35; Acts 2:1-21; John 14:8-17
Many of the stories in the Old Testament describe the fracturing and scattering of people, largely as a result of human sin. On the Day of Pentecost we see the opposite happening, God uniting people of many nations together through the preaching of the Gospel, and each hearing in his or her own language. God loves unity, it is a major piece of his plan for redemption. This unity is already beginning to happen through...
2019-06-1331 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchDestined for Glory2019-06-02 - Year C - Ascension Sunday - The Rev. Steven Edwards
Acts 16:16-34; Psalm 68:1-20; Revelation 22:10-21; John 17:20-26
Jesus, who has the power and authority of life, desires for us, splendor and blessing greater than anything we could ask or imagine. His prayer for us, is that we be present with him, in the midst of the glory that is His, before the foundations of the earth; that we all may be one, and know in us, the very love of the Father, as the Father loves the Son, Jesus. May His will be...
2019-06-1319 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchNo War, no Pain, no Tears2019-05-25 - Year C - Easter 6 - The Rev. Christopher M. Klukas
Acts 14:8-18; Psalm 67; Revelation 21:1-4, 22 - 22:5; John 14:21-29
Memorial Day is a time for us to remember those who have died while serving our country in the armed forces. It brings us face to face with the harsh reality of war and the struggle for power between nations. The Book of Revelation gives us hope by reminding us that war will not be a part of the new heaven and new earth, neither will there be any more pain, or suffering, or tears...
2019-05-3026 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchLove is...2019-05-19 - Year C - Easter 5 - The Rev. Christopher M. Klukas
Acts 13:44-52; Psalm 145:1-9; Revelation 19:1-9; John 13:31-35
There is something in us that loves weddings. It is beautiful to see a couple come together, pledging to love one another, through good times and bad times, until they are parted by death. Every human marriage points both backwards and forwards. Backwards to the one flesh union of our first parents, Adam and Eve. And forward to the marriage of the Lamb and his Bride in the book of Revelation. From this perfect, heavenly...
2019-05-2321 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchGood Shepherd Sunday2019-05-12 - Year C - Easter 4 - The Rev. Carrie Klukas
Numbers 27:12-23; Psalm 100; Revelation 7:9-17; John 10:22-30
On Good Shepherd Sunday, we remember how Jesus loves us and desires to guide us in our lives. Sometimes though life becomes difficult and we desire to handle it ourselves. How often do you decide how Jesus should heal you or present himself to you? How often do you decide that He is not working fast enough or in the way you would like? If you are not daily listening to Jesus then you will not be...
2019-05-1624 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchThe Way2019-05-05 - Year C - Easter 3 - The Rev. Christopher M. Klukas
Acts 9:1-19a; Psalm 33:1-11; Revelation 5:6-14; John 21:1-14
The earliest name by which Christians were known was simply "The Way," a reference to Jesus' teaching about the way that leads to life vs. the way that leads to death. In the book of Acts we see Saul's conversion: he leaves the way of death and destruction and embraces Jesus and the way of life. In this sermon you will hear about some of the key features of his conversion as well as...
2019-05-0833 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchDoubt and Faith2019-04-28 - Year C - Easter 2 - The Rev. Christopher M. Klukas
Acts 5:12-29; Psalm 111; Revelation 1:9-19; John 20:19-31
The Greek word for "faith" (pisteuo, pistis) also means believe, trust, and obey. Sometimes we think of faith as an acknowledgement of a historical fact (like the Resurrection) but it has more to do with how you live your life trusting in that fact. What difference does your belief make in your life? What difference did it make in the lives of the Apostles?
For sermon notes and more information about Good Samaritan Anglican...
2019-05-0330 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchDashed Hope Becomes Victory2019-04-21 - Year C - Easter Sunday - The Rev. Christopher M. Klukas
Vigil Lessons: Genesis 1:1-2:3; Exodus 14:10-15:1; Ezekiel 36:24-28; Jonah 1:1-2:10; Romans 6:3-11; Matthew 28:1-10 | Principle Service Lessons: Acts 10:34-43; Colossians 3:1-4; Luke 24:1-12
We talk a lot, as Christians, about the cross and how Jesus died for our sins. This is entirely true, and we should talk about it! But Good Friday without Easter is meaningless. The Resurrection is God’s seal of approval of Jesus’ work on the cross. It is proof that Jesus’ death was not in vain. It was, i...
2019-05-0220 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchGood Friday2019-04-19 - Good Friday - The Rev. Christopher Klukas
Isaiah 52:13-53:12; Psalm 22:1-11; Hebrews 10:1-25; John 18:1-19:37
This is the amazing grace that we sing about: that Jesus, the only one ever without the stain of sin, offered himself as a sacrifice for all, that we might be saved and reconciled to God. Today we thank him for this amazing grace. And we accept, once again the gift that he gives us.
For sermon notes and more information about Good Samaritan Anglican Church, please visit our website: https://www.goodsamaritananglican.org/sermons/good-friday/
2019-05-0221 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchThe Rebel King2019-04-14 - Year C - Palm Sunday - The Rev. Christopher M. Klukas
Luke 19:28-40; Isaiah 52:13-53:12; Psalm 22:1-11; Philippians 2:5-11; Luke 23:1-49
To a first-century Jew, everything Jesus said and did looked as if he were building a movement to fight the Romans and take his place on the throne of Israel. Could this be the Messiah, the Son of David? Jesus was and is a king, but his kingdom is a different sort of kingdom, the battle he was preparing for was a different kind of battle, and the enemy he was preparing...
2019-04-1823 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchPursuing Christ2019-04-07 - Year C - Lent 5 - The Rev. Carrie Klukas
Isaiah 43:16-21; Psalm 126; Philippians 3:7-16; Luke 20:9-19
In Paul's letter to the Philippians we hear of pursing Christ. Have you even had to learn a new skill? If you struggled and persisted in learning something new joy truly comes from gaining understanding and capability. Paul encourages us to strain towards Christ seeking him. We will never truly arrive on this side of the cross but instead experience a life of growing and changing in our love of the Lord. Press towards Christ seeking him...
2019-04-1126 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchTwelve Stones of Remembrance2019-03-31 - Year C - Lent 4 - The Rev. Christopher M. Klukas
Joshua 4:19-24, 5:1, 9-12; Psalm 34:1-14; 2 Corinthians 5:17-21; Luke 15:11-32
God held back the water of the river Jordan so that the people of Israel could cross on dry ground as they made their way into the land of Canaan. As they crossed, God instructed them to pick up twelve large stones from the river bed, and Joshua arranged them in a pile on the other side. These stones were to remain there as a testimony, a reminder of the faithfulness of God and...
2019-04-0218 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchThe God who IS2019-03-24 - Year C - Lent 3 - The Rev. Christopher M. Klukas
Exodus 3:1-15; Psalm 103:1-12; 1 Corinthians 10:1-13; Luke 13:1-17
God spoke to Moses from the midst of a burning bush. His words were good news about his rescue plan for the people of Israel, but Moses responded saying "Who am I [that I should do this]". God reassures him by promising to be with him and by revealing his great Name, YHWH. What does this name mean? What does it mean for you? Listen to find out.
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2019-03-2630 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchWaiting on God’s Promises2019-03-17 - Year C - Lent 2 - The Rev. Christopher M. Klukas
Genesis 15:1-18; Psalm 27; Philippians 3:17-4:1; Luke 13:31-35
How are we to know that God's promises will come true? This was a question Abraham asked of God, and it is a common question today. Abraham looked to the past faithfulness of God and the covenant that God made with him. We can look to these same things, and when we do, it will help us to wait patiently.
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2019-03-2133 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchStruggling Against Temptation2019-03-10 - Year C - Lent 1 - The Rev. Christopher M. Klukas
Deuteronomy 26:5–11; Psalm 91:9–16; Romans 10:4–13; Luke 4:1–13
Sometimes being a Christian can be a hard thing. The struggle against temptation is real, and it can feel like a heavy burden. How can we prevail in the face of temptation? We can follow the example of Jesus who was "tempted in every way as we are, yet without sin."
2019-03-1428 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchThe Reset Button - Ash Wednesday2019-03-06 - Ash Wednesday - The Rev. Christopher Klukas
Joel 2:1–2, 12–17; Psalm 103:8–14; 2 Corinthians 5:20–6:10; Matthew 6:1–6, 16–21
If you know anything about computers, you will know that they break. Often the fix is simply to push the reset button. Our lives are similar in that they quickly become corrupted by sin. Thankfully we have a God who is loving and merciful. When we come to him in repentance, he pushes the reset button and restores us.
For sermon notes and more information about Good Samaritan Anglican Church, please visit our website: https://www.goodsamaritananglican.org/sermons/the-reset-button/
2019-03-0717 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchI am an Anglican2019-03-03 - I am a Member series - Part 6 - The Rt. Rev. Neil Lebhar
Exodus 34:29-35; Psalm 99; 1 Corinthians 12:27-13:13; Luke 9:28-36
In this sermon, Bp. Neil Lebhar addresses what it means to be an Anglican, discusses the importance of the Transfiguration, and encourages you to share your faith in a simple and succinct way.
2019-03-0627 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchI am a Missionary2019-02-24 - I am a Member series - Part 5 - The Rev. Christopher M. Klukas
Isaiah 61:1-4; Psalm 96 (ACNA); Romans 10:9-17; John 20:19-31
In his last words to his disciples before ascending into Heaven, Jesus commissioned his disciples to spread the Gospel to the ends of the earth. This remains the mission of the Church today, and we are all called to participate in it. We do this in two primary ways. The first is raising our children and grandchildren in the faith, passing the Gospel from one generation to the next. The other way...
2019-02-2833 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchI am Generous2019-02-17 - I am a Member series - The Rev. Carrie Klukas
Genesis 28:10–22; Psalm 96 (ACNA); 1 Timothy 6:6-10; Matthew 6:25–34
Everything belongs to God, and he has made us stewards, or managers, over a portion of what is his. Therefore, we need to manage our resources carefully and generously, knowing that we are accountable to God for the way we handle our time, our talents, and our money. God’s resources are to be used generously for the building up of his kingdom.
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2019-02-2226 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchI am a Doer of God's Word 2019-02-10 - I am a Member series - Part 3 - The Rev. Christopher M. Klukas
Deuteronomy 30:15–20; Psalm 119:33-40 (ACNA); James 1:19–27; Luke 6:46-49
Reading and studying the Bible is of the utmost importance as we follow Jesus as Christians. But it is not enough to just read the Bible, we also need to put the things we read into practice. Jesus meets us wherever we are, but he is not content to leave us there, he wants to transform us through his Holy Spirit who he has placed in our hearts. Jesus said, "If you love me, y...
2019-02-1331 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchI am a Disciple 2019-02-03 - I am a Member series - Part 2 - The Rev. Christopher M. Klukas
Deuteronomy 6:1-9; Psalm 119:162-172; 2 Timothy 3:14-17; Matthew 11:25-30
To be a disciple is to be a follower of Jesus. Jesus called his disciples and they learned from him by listening to his words and watching his actions. Today we can still learn from Jesus through two foundational disciplines. Reading and studying the Scriptures (and doctrine) and praying.
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2019-02-0634 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchI am Present and ActiveRecorded on 2019-01-27
Proverbs 27:17; 1 Corinthians 12:12-27
It is very hard to be a Christian all by yourself. You need the Church and the Church needs you. Paul envisions the people of God as parts of a body. Each of us have a gifts and talents that are meant to be used together with the other parts of the body to accomplish the mission given to us by the head (Jesus). We also need each other to grow in the practice of our faith. This sermon will explore the importance of being present and active in...
2019-01-3130 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchNo Longer Forsaken 2019-01-20 - Year C - Epiphany 2 - The Rev. Christopher M. Klukas
Isaiah 62:1-5; Psalm 96; 1 Corinthians 12:1-11; John 2:1-11
Have you ever felt forsaken and desolate? Do you feel that way right now? These are the terms that Isaiah used to describe the nation of Israel, but he also said that they would be called a new name, "My delight is in her," and their land would be termed "Married." Marriage is one of the key images that God uses to describe his love for his people. In this sermon, find out what this means fo...
2019-01-2225 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchWhat are you Doing with your Baptism?
2019-01-13 - Year C - Epiphany 1 - The Rev. Christopher M. Klukas
Isaiah 42:1-9; Psalm 89:20-29; Acts 10:34-38; Luke 3:15-22
Baptism is not intended to be a nice memory from your past. It is a life changing event which you can grow into day by day. What does God want to do with your life? What are you doing with your Baptism?
For sermon notes and more information about Good Samaritan Anglican Church, please visit our website: https://www.goodsamaritananglican.org/sermons/what-are-you-doing-with-your-baptism/
2019-01-1530 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchGod Speaks in Your Language 2019-01-06 - Year C - The Feast of the Epiphany - The Rev. Christopher M. Klukas
Isaiah 60:1-9; Psalm 72:1-11; Ephesians 3:1-13; Matthew 2:1-12
Have you ever been surrounded by people speaking a language that you don't understand? You don't know how to ask for help or for directions. It makes you feel lonely, alienated, and helpless. Thankfully, God speaks in language that each of us understand. Even when we are far away from him, like the three wise men who visit the baby Jesus, God is never far from us and he is always s...
2019-01-0930 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchPoetic Truth2018-12-30 - Year C - Christmas 1 - The Rev. Christopher M. Klukas
Isaiah 61:10–62:5; Psalm 147:13-21; Galatians 3:23–4:7; John 1:1–18
Poetry can be beautiful and it can express truth in ways that prose can't, but it can also be cryptic! The prologue of the Gospel of John is much like poetry, it is beautiful, and it can be hard to understand at first, but it contains some important truth about who God is and who we are, along with a surprise that is almost too good to be true (but it is true!).
For sermon notes and mo...
2019-01-0324 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchThe Light Shining in the Darkness2018-12-24 – Year C – Christmas Eve – The Rev. Christopher M. Klukas
Isaiah 9:1-7; Psalm 96; Luke 2:1-20
We depend on light for so many things. It helps us see what we are doing, and the sun is important for our emotional health. Darkness, on the other hand, is often associated with evil. It is not surprising, then, that God uses the image of light shining in the darkness to talk about the coming incarnation of his Son, Jesus Christ.
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2018-12-2820 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchHumbly Glorify the Lord2018-12-23 - Year C - Advent 4 - The Rev. Christopher M. Klukas
Micah 5:2–5a; Psalm 80:1–7; Hebrews 10:1–10; Luke 1:39–56
Shortly after receiving the news that she would be the bearer of the Son of God, the Virgin Mary goes to visit her relative Elizabeth. Elizabeth, who had long been unable to have a child and was now pregnant, could easily have been jealous of Mary. Mary could have slipped into pride over the role she was to play. These are now, however, the paths that they choose. Instead they are each content and joyful, humbly glorifying the Lord.
2018-12-2826 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchJoy in God's Presence2018-12-16 - Year C - Advent 3 - The Rev. Carrie Klukas
Zephaniah 3:14-20; Psalm 85; Philippians 4:4-9; Luke 3:7-20
Sometimes it feels like there is a lot of pressure to be bright and merry this time of the year. Songs blare at us from stores, doctors offices, and car radios telling us to be happy and cheerful. Everywhere you look someone is talking about it being the most wonderful time of the year. For some it really is and for others, this is a time of mourning or sorrow. This attitude often feels as if it flows into our church...
2018-12-2026 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchFreedom for the CaptivesWhat is it like to be released from captivity? This was something that the people of God experienced on a number of occasions in the Old Testament. Psalm 126 reminds us of the ways God has brought freedom in the past, and it gives the encouragement that the God who has always acted in the past will continue to act in the future. Are you experiencing captivity, in some form, right now? This Psalm will bring you hope.
For sermon notes and more information about Good Samaritan Anglican Church, please visit our website: http://www.goodsamaritananglican.org/sermons/freedom-for-the-captives/
2018-12-1124 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchWatching, Waiting, and PreparingAdvent is a season of preparation. We prepare our hearts to celebrate Christmas in a few short weeks, but we also prepare ourselves for the second coming of Christ at the end of the age. How should we be preparing as we wait with eager expectation? Listen to find out!
The video mentioned at the end of the sermon can be found on our YouTube Channel: https://youtu.be/3vy4PIoApVs
For sermon notes and more information about Good Samaritan Anglican Church, please visit our website: http://www.goodsamaritananglican.org/sermons/watching-waiting-and-preparing/
2018-12-0419 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchChrist the King2018-11-25 - Year B - Christ the King Sunday - The Rev. Carrie Klukas
What does it mean for Jesus to be King of kings and Lord of lords? How do we allow Jesus to reign in our lives. In this sermon we will explore how Jesus uses his sovereignty in humility.
For sermon notes and more information about Good Samaritan Anglican Church, please visit our website: http://www.goodsamaritananglican.org/sermons/christ-the-king-sunday/
2018-11-2721 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchIndestructible Socks (A Thanksgiving Sermon)Our God is the most excellent provider that you could hope for. Yet, how often do we stop to give thanks for the ways he has blessed us? When we don't give thanks, we can deceive ourselves into thinking that we are the ones who have provided, but this is a pitfall that comes with some specific dangers.
For sermon notes and more information about Good Samaritan Anglican Church, please visit our website: http://www.goodsamaritananglican.org/sermons/indestructible-socks-a-thanksgiving-sermon/
2018-11-2120 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchStand FirmThe Prophet Daniel was the first person in the Bible to mention an "Abomination of Desolation," but Jesus picks up on this theme and mentions it again, hundreds of years later. Many have seen the fulfillment of this prophecy in various events in history, but there is reason to believe that it also points towards a future event in addition to the ones which have already taken place. What does this prophecy mean for us today? How are we to endure in the face of persecution?
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2018-11-2029 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchCanoeing the MountainsWhen Lewis and Clark set out on their expedition, they traveled in canoes, looking for a water route for commerce as they explored the newly acquired territory from the Louisiana purchase. Everything about their expedition changed when they reached the Rocky Mountains! In our own day, the Church has been coasting along, doing business as usual, but the culture has changed around us. The new cultural climate is a very different context for our mission, and we may need to change some of our methods, just like Lewis and Clark changed their methods when their canoes were no longer useful...
2018-11-1525 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchFor All the SaintsIn the scriptures, the word which we translate as "saint" means "holy one." We tend to think about the saints as the heroes of our faith, people who have lived exceptional lives of holiness and service to our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, and they are! But the Bible also uses the word "saint" to describe every believer, all who have put their faith in Jesus Christ. We may not be perfectly holy yet, but we are becoming holy day by day as we are sanctified by the Holy Spirit.
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2018-11-0720 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchPut the Car in DriveYour car probably has a lever that you pull to change from park to drive or reverse. If you want to get to a particular destination, you have to move that lever into the "drive" position, otherwise you will just remain where you are. In the Letter to the Hebrews, the author is encouraging a group of believers to grow up in their faith, moving beyond where they are to where God is calling them to be. As Christians, we must never remain stagnant, rather we should always be moving towards the Lord and his plans for us. To do...
2018-10-3125 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchDo Your Things Own You?2018-10-21 - Year B - Pentecost 10-8 - The Rev. Christopher Klukas
Amos 5:6–15; Psalm 90:1–12 (13–17); Hebrews 3:1–6; Mark 10:17–31
Money is not inherently evil, but it can lead us into the temptation to replace God with our possessions. In this sermon, hear about a rich young man's conversation with Jesus and ask yourself, "Do I own my things, or do my things own me?"
2018-10-2332 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchWhat do you ask of God?2018-10-14 - Year B - 10-16 - The Rev. Steven Edwards
Isaiah 53:4–12; Psalm 91; Hebrews 4:12–16; Mark 10:35–45
http://www.goodsamaritananglican.org/sermons/what_do_you_ask_of_god/
2018-10-1920 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchWe're All In This Together2018-10-07 - Year B - Pentecost 10-2 - The Rev. Christopher Klukas
Genesis 2:18–24; Psalm 8; Hebrews 2:9–18; Mark 10:2–9
Our church exists to glorify God by making disciples, and sharing the love of God with those who don’t yet know him. But what does a mature, passionate disciple look like? In this sermon we will explore some of the key characteristics of a mature disciple.
2018-10-1129 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchConfess Your Sins and Be Made Clean2018-09-30 - Year B - 9-25 - The Rev. Carrie Klukas
Numbers 11:4–6, 10–17, 24–29; Psalm 19:7–14; James 4:7–12 (13–5:6); Mark 9:38–48
Good Samaritan Anglican Church is located in Middleburg, FL. Please visit our website: www.goodsamaritananglican.org
2018-10-0323 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchLooking Out for Number One2018-09-23 - Year B - Pentecost 9-18 - The Rev. Christopher M. Klukas
Wisdom of Solomon 1:16–2:1, 2:12–22; Psalm 54; James 3:16–4:6; Mark 9:30–37
The way of the world tells us that we need to look out for number one (ourselves) and fight our way to the top. Jesus tells us that the way of his kingdom is very different "If anyone would be first, he must be last of all and servant of all" (Mark 9:35). How do we follow Jesus' instruction in a world where everyone is fighting for themselves?
For sermon notes and a brief video on the theme of this sermon, please v...
2018-09-2731 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchYou Are What You Eat2018-08-19 - Year B - Pentecost 8-14 - The Rev. Christopher Klukas
Proverbs 9:1–6; Psalm 147; Ephesians 5:15–20; John 6:53–59
In the Gospel of John, Jesus tells us that unless we eat of his flesh and drink his blood we have no life in us. What does he mean by this? How do we do what he is asking us to do? Listen to find out more about the sacrament of communion.
For sermon notes and a brief video version of this sermon, please visit: http://www.goodsamaritananglican.org/sermons/you-are-what-you-eat/
2018-08-2226 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchTaste and SeeSermon 2018-08-12 - Year B - Pentecost 8-7 - The Rev. Christopher Klukas
Deuteronomy 8:1–10; Psalm 34; Ephesians 4:25–5:2; John 6:37–51
Have you experienced the goodness of God for yourself? In this sermon Fr. Chris Klukas explores Psalm 34 as a model for Christian witness.
For sermon notes and a sermon-in-brief video, please visit our website: http://www.goodsamaritananglican.org/sermons/taste-and-see/
2018-08-1635 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchPassing the Mantle2018-07-29 – Year B – Pentecost – 7-24 – The Rev. Christopher M. Klukas
2 Kings 2:1-15; Psalm 114; Ephesians 4:1-16; Mark 6:45-52
We all need a break sometimes. But it is hard to take a break if you don't have anyone to back you up. This is the situation that the prophet Elijah found himself in, and it is the situation we often find ourselves in if we don't raise up leaders to help us. This sermon explores some of the reasons why we fail to raise up leaders to back us up.
For sermon notes and a five minute sermon-in-brief video please visit our webs...
2018-07-3033 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchReviving the Heart of the Contrite2018-07-22 – Year B – 7-17 – The Rev. Christopher M. Klukas
Isaiah 57:14b-21; Psalm 22:22-30; Ephesians 2:11-22; Mark 6:30-44
There are two kinds of people mentioned in Isaiah 57: the wicked and those who will be restored. What separates these two groups? If you think that the wicked are sinners and that the restored are righteous, you might be in for a surprise! Listen to find out.
For sermon notes and a video summary please visit our website: http://www.goodsamaritananglican.org/sermons/reviving-the-heart-of-the-contrite/
2018-07-2529 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchChosen by God2018-07-15 - Year B - Pentecost 7-10 - The Rev. Christopher M. Klukas
Amos 7:7–15; Psalm 85; Ephesians 1:1–14; Mark 6:7–13
For sermon notes and more please visit: Sermon 2018-07-15 - Year B - Pentecost 7-10 - The Rev. Christopher M. Klukas
Amos 7:7–15; Psalm 85; Ephesians 1:1–14; Mark 6:7–13
2018-07-1831 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchFreedom and Religion2018-07-08 - Year B - Pentecost 07-03 - The Rev. Christopher M. Klukas
Ezekiel 2:1–7; Psalm 123; 2 Corinthians 12:2–10; Mark 6:1–6
For sermon notes please visit our website: http://www.goodsamaritananglican.org/sermons/freedom-and-religion/
2018-07-1033 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchThe Grace of Generosity2016-07-01 - Year B - Pentecost 6-26 - The Rev. Christopher Klukas
Deuteronomy 15:7–11; Psalm 112; 2 Corinthians 8:1–15; Mark 5:22–24, 35b–43
For show notes please visit: http://www.goodsamaritananglican.org/?post_type=ctc_sermon&p=639&preview=true
2018-07-0533 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchNavigating the Storms of Life2018-06-24 - Year B - Pentecost 6-19 - The Rev. Christopher Klukas
Job 38:1–11, 16–18; Psalm 107:1–3, 23–32; 2 Corinthians 5:14–21; Mark 4:35–41
For episode notes please visit our website: http://www.goodsamaritananglican.org/sermons/navigating-the-storms-of-life/
2018-06-2534 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchDon't Despise the Day of Small Things2018-06-17 - Year B - Pentecost 6-12 - The Rev. Christopher Klukas
Ezekiel 31:1–6, 7–9, 10–14; Psalm 92; 2 Corinthians 5:1–10; Mark 4:26–34
For show notes visit: http://www.goodsamaritananglican.org/sermons/dont-despise-the-day-of-small-things/
2018-06-2133 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchOur Family Story2018-06-10 - Year B - Pentecost 6-5 - The Rev. Christopher Klukas
Genesis 3:1-21; Psalm 130; 2 Corinthians 4:13-18; Mark 3:20-35
For show notes, please visit: http://www.goodsamaritananglican.org/sermons/our-family-story/
2018-06-2138 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchJars of Clay2018-06-02 – Year B – Pentecost 5-29 – The Rev. Christopher Klukas
Deuteronomy 5:6–21; Psalm 81:1–11 (12); 2 Corinthians 4:1–12; Mark 2:23–28
For sermon notes please visit our website:
http://www.goodsamaritananglican.org/sermons/jars-of-clay/
2018-06-0635 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchMade for Community2018-05-27 - Year B - Trinity Sunday
The Rev. Christopher M. Klukas
For sermon notes please visit our website:
http://www.goodsamaritananglican.org/sermons/made-for-community/
2018-05-3132 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchFilled with the Holy Spirit2018-05-20 - Year B - Pentecost
The Rev. Christopher M. Klukas
For sermon notes please visit our website:
http://www.goodsamaritananglican.org/?post_type=ctc_sermon&p=605&preview=true
2018-05-2332 minGood Samaritan Anglican Church4-29-2018 Message2018-04-29 – Year B – Easter 5 – The Rev. Christopher M. Klukas Acts 8:26–40; Psalm 66:1–11; 1 John 3:11–24; John 14:15–21 There is much that is fascinating about...
2018-04-2930 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchThe Lord is My ShepherdThe Lord is My Shepherd 2018-04-22 – Year B – Easter 4 – The Rev. Christopher M. Klukas Acts 4:23–37; Psalm 23; 1 John 3:1–10; John 10:11–16 One of the...
2018-04-2230 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchOne NameOne Name 2018-04-14 – Year B – Easter 3 – The Rev. Christopher M. Klukas Acts 4:5–14; Psalm 98; 1 John 1:1–2:2; Luke 24:36–49 Tolerance There is a single...
2018-04-1527 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchThe God Who Pursues UsThe God who Pursues Us 2018-04-01 – Year B – Easter Sunday – The Rev. Christopher M. Klukas Alleluia! Christ is Risen! The Lord is risen indeed! Alleluia! Christians...
2018-04-0120 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchThe Smile of God’s LoveThe Smile of God’s Love Sermon 2018-03-30 – Year B – Good Friday – The Rev. Christopher Klukas Isaiah 52:13-53:12; Psalm 69:1-23; Hebrews 10:1-25; John 18:1-19:37 Ebola outbreak in...
2018-03-3010 minGood Samaritan Anglican ChurchWhat Blinds Us?What Blinds Us? 2018-03-23 – Year B – Palm Sunday – The Rev. Christopher M. Klukas Mark 11:1-11a; Isaiah 52:13-53:12; Psalm 22:1-11; Philippians 2:5-11; Mark 15:1-39 Magic tricks are...
2018-03-2521 min