Shows
Sermons from St. Luke's Episcopal Church in AtlantaSunday, Aug. 25, 2024: Fourteenth Sunday after Pentecost - The Rev. Emilee Walker-Cornetta2024-08-2500 minSermons from St. Luke's Episcopal Church in AtlantaSunday, Aug. 25, 2024: Fourteenth Sunday after Pentecost - The Rev. Emilee Walker-Cornetta2024-08-2500 min
Episcopal Church of the Holy Communion University CityThe Rev. Mike Angell: Complicating Mothers DayThis Mother's Day, an unconventional sermon. The rector invited three mothers in the congregation to talk about their experience of mothering. We give thanks for Debbie Nelson-Linck, Karen Payne, Emilee Walker Cornetta, and all mothers and those who practice mothering virtues.2021-05-0919 min
Episcopal Church of the Holy Communion University CitySeminarian Emilee Walker-Cornetta: Conversion at the crossroadsThe early church in Acts encounters God’s Spirit working in people who are unlike them, that perhaps may even offend them, and as they do, they are invited to convert all over again to the way of God in Christ. Beholding the unconventional, but also unquestionable work of the Spirit, they face the question: are you ready?2021-05-0210 min
Episcopal Church of the Holy Communion University CityThe Forum: The Song of Songs Bible 101 with Seminarian Emilee Walker-CornettaOur seminarian takes us through the different layers of Biblical interpretation using the Song of Songs. How have Christians interpreted this sensual love poems? What can in mean for us today? Join us for virtual coffee hour Sunday at 11:30am for a discussion of today’s forum.2021-04-0927 min
Episcopal Church of the Holy Communion University CityEmilee Walker-Cornetta, Seminarian: Good Friday, Betrayal in the GardenMeditations from our Good Friday service.2021-04-0205 min
Episcopal Church of the Holy Communion University CityEmilee Walker-Cornetta: An economy overturnedWhat are the systems that structure our world to which God says, zealously, furiously, NO? Where in our common life do we find Jesus turning over tables? How are those systems that God condemns—the inequality, injustice and exploitation we call sin—thriving among us, we who are the temple of God?2021-03-0713 min
Episcopal Church of the Holy Communion University CityThe Forum: Bible 101 "Biblical Call Stories" Seminarian Emilee Walker CornettaIn this edition of Bible 101, Seminarian Emilee Walker-Cornetta will discuss call narratives in the Hebrew Bible and New Testament—stories in which God asks great things of ordinary people. These biblical stories tend to follow predictable a literary pattern. We’ll look at that pattern through a handful of specific examples and ponder the significance of ancient call stories for our life of faith today.2021-01-0929 min
Episcopal Church of the Holy Communion University CityEmilee Walker-Cornetta, Seminarian: The Stories that Shape UsAt the dawn of this new year, may God give each of us enough light to take one step away from who we’ve been told we must be and one step closer, together, to the kingdom of heaven.2021-01-0309 min
Episcopal Church of the Holy Communion University CitySeminarian Emilee Walker-Cornetta: The Scandalous Kingship of JesusIn Matthew 25:31-46, Jesus reminds us of his unequivocal identification with those whose lives, like his own, have been deemed disposable. To hail this Jesus—himself a victim of state violence—as King is an essentially subversive act.2020-11-2211 min