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Sermons from St. John the DivineThe Apocalypse of God’s Love On the night before his death, Jesus offers one final prayer—not for himself, but for us. In this sermon, Dr. Kira Moolman Pettit reflects on what that prayer reveals about Jesus’ hopes for his followers: unity, love, and enduring presence. From the intimacy of a pre-pandemic dinner to the cosmic visions of Revelation, we are invited into a story where apocalypse doesn’t mean disaster, but unveiling. What is revealed? A God who is with us, and a Church called to say, “Come.” 2025-06-0115 min
Sermons from St. John the DivineLoving Us from Shame to Glory On the night of his betrayal, Jesus gives his disciples one final command: love one another. In this sermon, Dr. Kira Moolman Pettit explores what it means to follow that command in a world full of pain, weakness, and betrayal. Through the image of a stripped altar and a Savior who shared our vulnerability, we're reminded that Jesus doesn’t ask us to love blindly— he asks us to love as he loved, from the depths of sacrifice.Whether you’re carrying grief, doubt, or the weight of loving others, this message invites you to see...2025-05-1813 min
Sermons from St. John the DivineThe Prodigal Father Is the Parable of the Prodigal Son really about the son— or is about the father? Dr. Kira Moolman Pettit demonstrates how the father’s lavish, prodigal love is the heart of the story. Whether you’re the wayward child or the resentful elder sibling, God waits with arms outstretched—ready to celebrate your return. 2025-03-3014 min