Trinity
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Complex Relationships – Trinity 2021
Welcome to your online Sunday worship from St. George’s, Georgetown for Trinity Sunday, May 23, 2021. If you haven’t joined in our Thursday morning online gathering, it is a wonderful time of fellowship. We reflect on current events, share stories, and end with a short time of prayer. Look for the link in the Wednesday…
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Not a traditional “Trinity Sunday” Sermon
Holy, holy, holy!Though the darkness hide thee,though the eye of sinful manthy glory may not see,only thou art holy;there is none beside theeperfect in pow’r, in love, and purity. This is a verse from both a great hymn for celebrating Holy Trinity and a personal favourite to sing. I know a number of you like…
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God’s Promises Fulfilled
The next three Sunday’s are important celebrations because, together, they help us celebrate how God works through Christ and the promise of the Holy Spirit. These three Sunday’s together connect us as Christian’s past, present, and future to God, God promise, the Gospel of Jesus Christ and the ongoing work of the Holy Spirit. Next…
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Authority, Courage, and the Trinity
In preparing for my sermon for Trinity Sunday, I was reflecting on the prescribed text for this Holy Day and how it wonderfully ties in the Trinity to Matthew’s commissioning of the disciples. In Matthew 28:16-20, Jesus is empowering the remaining disciples and by extension us. He says to the eleven disciples, “all authority on…
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