Sermons at St. Andrew’s

October 25, 2026 | The Rev. Logan Hurst

A Gift Only Jesus Noticed

Our small, faithful gifts are never lost on God: he sees them, receives them as a response to his own giving, and carries them into lives and generations we may never meet.

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The Rev. Logan Hurst 10/25/26 The Rev. Logan Hurst 10/25/26

A Gift Only Jesus Noticed

Our small, faithful gifts are never lost on God: he sees them, receives them as a response to his own giving, and carries them into lives and generations we may never meet.

The Rev. Andrew Van Kirk 10/18/26 The Rev. Andrew Van Kirk 10/18/26

Giving With Great Joy

Everything we hold has already been placed in our hands by God, so we are invited to loosen our grip and give, not out of obligation, but with the willing joy of people who get to share in his work.

The Rev. Andrew Van Kirk 10/11/26 The Rev. Andrew Van Kirk 10/11/26

Gifts from God

Before we ever give anything to God, God has already been giving to us, and the gifts we can name in one another’s stories ripple outward through ordinary people and point us toward the greatest gift, Jesus Christ.

The Rev. Logan Hurst 10/4/26 The Rev. Logan Hurst 10/4/26

What More Could God Have Done?

God, who tends his vineyard out of love and has given it everything it needs, grows the life of Christ in his people by the Spirit, so that the world might catch a glimpse of Jesus in ordinary human lives.

The Rev. Andrew Van Kirk 9/27/26 The Rev. Andrew Van Kirk 9/27/26

What Do You Think?

God's grace meets us in the truth of who we actually are, not in the flattering picture of who we intend to be, so honesty about ourselves is where grace can begin its work.

The Rt. Rev. Robert P. Price 9/21/26 The Rt. Rev. Robert P. Price 9/21/26

Early to the Party

Those of us already gathered into God's vineyard are called not to sort who deserves the reward, but to rejoice when others are welcomed and to join the work of gathering them in, seeing ourselves not as the ones who have worked longest but as the ones who arrived early to the party.