Sunday Homilies
His death brings pardon for us. His resurrection brings right now life from spiritual death for us, and at his return it will bring resurrection from physical death.
Sermon preached by the Reverend Dr Reggie Kidd, Dean of the Cathedral Church of St Luke, Orlando on 1 JAN 2023.
It's not by righteous works that we have done, but by Jesus's mercy.
Sermon preached by the Reverend Dr Reggie Kidd, Dean of the Cathedral Church of St Luke, Orlando on 25 DEC 2022.
Put your faith in a far more reliable ally. The Lord himself, because he has always kept his promises that he has.
Sermon preached on 18 DEC 2022 by Rev. Dr. Justin Holcomb.
Psalm 80: 1-7, 16-18
Isaiah 7:10-16; Romans 1:1-7; Matthew 1:18-25
Christ appeared in humility to redeem US, and Christ will appear in glory to consummate all things
Sermon preached by the Reverend Dr Reggie Kidd, Dean of the Cathedral Church of St Luke, Orlando on 11 DEC 2022.
…live in harmony with one another in accordance with Christ Jesus, so that together with one voice we would glorify God and his light & love..
Sermon preached by the Reverend Patricia Orlando on 4 DEC 2022.
It’s time to wake up the wonder of Jesus.
God wants us to wake up to the reality of who we are, who he wants us to be and who Jesus really is.
Sermon preached by the Reverend Dr Reggie Kidd, Dean of the Cathedral Church of St Luke, Orlando on 27 NOV 2022.
Sermon preached on Sunday 20 November, 2022 by Canon Peter Tepper at the Cathedral Church of St Luke.
To understand the spiritual world we need a new vocabulary. Apart from the Holy Spirit we will not have the language or vocabulary to understand or describe God.
God's promise to us is that he is more than enough for all we need.
Sermon preached by the Reverend Dr Reggie Kidd, Dean of the Cathedral Church of St Luke, Orlando on 13 NOV 2022.
When on a journey it is always great to know the the destination. On this All Saints day we look at the goal and finish line of the Christian life.
Sermon preached by the Reverend Patricia Orlando, on 6 NOV 2022.
Sermon preached on Sunday 30 October, 2022 by Canon Peter Tepper at the Cathedral Church of St Luke.
What are you willing to do get see a great vista? A famous figure? Or something Historic. In the story of Zacchaeus, Jesus invites to a new way to view ourselves, other people and our talents and resources. God's Grace changes our perspective and makes us generous.
The New Covenant is a gift worth unwrapping. Jeremiah writes to his readers about a New Covenant that God is writing on hearts instead of tablets of stone. This gift is new and mesmerizing.
Sermon preached by the Reverend Patricia Orlando, on 16 OCT 2022.
Jeremiah writes to his readers, “Seek the welfare of the city.” One of the motifs of the bible is that of exile and alienation. We are not home, yet. God calls us as heavenly citizens to work for the welfare of our community.
Sermon preached by the Reverend Dr Reggie Kidd, Dean of the Cathedral Church of St Luke, Orlando on 09 OCT 2022.
Paul writes to his protege, Timothy and urges him to fan into flame the gift that was give to him by the laying on of hands. God has given us a Spirit of Courage, Love and Self-Control.
Sermon preached by the Reverend Dr Reggie Kidd, Dean of the Cathedral Church of St Luke, Orlando on 02 OCT 2022.
As we read today, Jeremiah account of the Lord telling him to buy a field just before the destruction of Jerusalem and the exile into Babylon, a promise of restoration.
Luke who wrote the gospel from which we read today, describes the coming of that restoration at the beginning of his gospel.
Our Epistle today soberly reminds us, it's possible to get hope wrong.
Sermon preached by the Reverend Dr Reggie Kidd, Dean of the Cathedral Church of St Luke, Orlando on 25 Sep 2022.
The Bible is one great story. All 66 books tell one great story. The story of God wanting a relationship with his creation, his rescue of a rebellious creation, and the restoration of relationship to this loving God in Christ Jesus.
Sermon delivered by the Revd Patricia Orlando on 18 SEP 2020 at the Cathedral Church of St Luke, Orlando.
On September 11 we remember lives and loves lost. This Sunday we analyze and ask ourselves, "What animates our lives? Is it love? Is it faith? Is it love?" Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the II was examplary in showing us a life animated by her Faith in Jesus Christ and her love for God and her people. In her Chrismas address of 2011 she said, "Although we are capable of great acts of kindness, history teaches us that we sometimes need saving from ourselves, from our recklessness or our greed. God sent into the world a unique person, neither a philosopher nor a general, important though they are. But a savior with the power to forgive."
Sermon preached by the Reverend Dr Reggie Kidd, Dean of the Cathedral Church of St Luke, Orlando on 11 Sep 2022.
Deacon Ordination Sermon from 10 SEP 2022 preached by the Right Reverend Bishop Gregory O. Brewer at the Cathedral Church of St Luke.
Sermon preached on Sunday 04 September, 2022 by Canon Peter Tepper at the Cathedral Church of St Luke.
Ever tried to unplug from something or get away from a problem. The Psalmist speaks to us about God’s omnipresence. God’s presence is inescapable, overwhelming, but above all else comforting and awe-inspiring.
In our series on divine connection, Canon Josh Bales speaks to us about the nature of connecting our worship to our work. "Through Jesus, therefore, let us continually offer to God a sacrifice of praise—the fruit of lips that openly profess his name." The writer of Hebrews challenges us to make our worship, what comes off our lips, match our work, that which we offer to God and the world.
Sermon preached 28 August, 2022 at the Cathedral Church of St Luke by Canon Josh Bales.
We rarely miss electricity until it is gone. We rarely respect the power of electricity until we interact with it. So it is with the unseen power of God, we need it on a daily basis.
Sermon delivered by the Revd Patricia Orlando on 21 AUG 2020 at the Cathedral Church of St Luke, Orlando.
