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Sermons from St. John the DivineJesus’ Spirit What does it mean to walk in Christ? In this sermon, The Rev. Reagan Cocke connects Paul’s call to live in Christ with Jesus’ teaching on prayer. Through the power of the Holy Spirit, we’re invited into daily dependence on God, bold and intimate prayer, and a life rooted in God's presence. 2025-07-2720 min
Sermons from St. John the DivineThe Good Portion The Rev. Reagan Cocke reflects on Mary and Martha to explore the difference between doing for Jesus and being with him. Mary sees in Jesus the very presence of God, one who forgives, reconciles, and holds all things together. In the wake of deep loss, we are reminded that Christ meets us in our suffering, and nothing can separate us from his love. Even Martha, in the end, comes to know this good portion. 2025-07-2012 min
Sermons from St. John the DivineIphone, God Answers Happy Father’s Day! Today’s sermon dives deep into the mystery of the Trinity— Father, Son, and Holy Spirit— with stories that are as heartfelt as they are relatable.Through personal testimony, Scripture, and real-life moments of joy and struggle, The Rev. Reagan Cocke explores how the Holy Spirit isn’t just a theological concept, but a guiding presence—compelling, comforting, and incredibly real. Whether you’re new to faith or have walked with God for years, this message is a reminder that the Trinity isn’t something to crack like a code— it’s love, alive a...2025-06-1516 min
Sermons from St. John the DivineAt Home with Jesus On this Memorial Day weekend, we honor those who gave their lives for our freedom—and we turn to the One who gave His life to set us free forever. The Rev. Reagan Cocke reflects on Jesus' promise to make His home with us and send the Holy Spirit as our constant Helper and Advocate. Drawing from personal testimony and John 14, he reminds us that we are never alone—Christ is with us in our struggles, our service, and our suffering. Even now, in the space between D-Day and VE Day, between the Cross and Christ’s return, we live w...2025-05-2517 min
Sermons from St. John the DivineThe Incarnation — Sermon by the Rev. Reagan Cocke God chose Mary for his purposes. Like Abraham, Moses, and David, I’m sure there were days Mary wished she hadn’t been chosen. Being chosen has its rewards, but it also comes with suffering. The Christian life always involves suffering. God chose Mary for his most important mission. Her work and her obedience stand head and shoulders above the men who preceded her. 2020-12-2015 min