Sermons
Biblical preaching in the classical Anglican tradition.
The archive includes the earliest sermons of the parish, preached by The Rt. Rev. Daniel R. Morse, first Vicar of St. Barnabas, of blessed memory.
The Church Year 2025–2026
What Are You Hungry For
Before It Forgot
A Church That Cannot Stand Alone
Two Masters, One Heart
The Long Walk Back
The Convalescent Inn
Seek the Ground of My Heart
Wherein Ye Stand
Such Things As Shall Please Thee
Neither Murmur Ye
The Root and the Fruit
From Me Is Thy Fruit Found
First Be Reconciled
Fear Not
Lose Not the Things Eternal
I Am a Father to Israel
St. Barnabas the Apostle (Transferred)
God Is Not at a Safe Distance
Keep Us Stedfast
I Will Not Leave You Comfortless
Leave Us Not Comfortless
Showers of Blessing
True Joys
Faithful in the Little While
Dead and Risen: The Grammar of New Life
The King Who Reigns Through Suffering
The Night Before the Cross
The King Who Comes in Meekness
Before Abraham Was, I AM
Grace and Spiritual Nourishment
The Stronger Man
Persistent Faith and the Mercy of God
The Wilderness and the Will of God
Create and Make in Us New and Contrite Hearts
Love That Sees
Hearing That Bears Fruit
Septuagesima
Third Sunday after Epiphany
Known Before We Are Named: God's Epiphany of Life
Reasonable, Holy, and Living: The Rhythm of Sacramental Life
The Season That Lingers
Innocence, Faithfulness, and the God Who Hears the Cry
The Light of the World: Salvation Dawns
The Word Made Flesh: Glory Revealed
The Voice of Love: Comfort in the Wilderness
The Desert of Joy: Blossoming in Christ’s Presence
Peace: The Promise That Holds Us Steady
The Foundation of Hope: Christ Our Cornerstone
The Church Year 2024–2025
Abundant Harvest: Bearing Fruit That Lasts
The Divine Gardener’s Pruning Shears: Trusting God’s Perfect Cuts
Growing in Grace: Recognizing Your Season of Faith
Good Soil: Preparing the Heart
The Battle Within: Grace, Humility, and the Sacramental Life
The Sacred Still Speaks: Answering the question, ‘Who is Jesus Christ?
Forgiveness at the Turning Point: Being Christ's Encouragers in Anxious Times
Lift High the Cross: Our Salvation and Our Call
Opened to Receive: God's Abundant Mercy in Word and Sacrament
Divine Mercy and Sacred Beginnings: Grace in the Journey of Faith
Faithful Witnesses: Emulating St. Bartholomew in a Modern World
The Sacred Still Speaks: Wisdom, Wandering, and Welcome
Awake to Glory: Bearing Fruit in God's Presence
Seventh Sunday after Trinity
Sixth Sunday after Trinity
Fifth Sunday after Trinity
Let Freedom Ring
St. Peter’s Great Escape
St. Barnabas the Apostle (Transferred)
Trinity Sunday
Whitsunday
Sunday after Ascension
Heavenward in Heart and Mind
Blessing the Work of Our Hands
He Shall Guide You into All Truth
Good Friday
Maundy Thursday
Palm Sunday
Passion Sunday
Fourth Sunday in Lent
Third Sunday in Lent
Second Sunday in Lent
Ash Wednesday
Seeing Through the Eyes of Charity
Preparing Our Hearts for Lent: Suffering, Trust, and Spiritual Growth
Faithful Commitment to God and His Kingdom
The Presentation
The Wedding at Cana
Sanctity of Life Sunday
My Father’s Business
Lessons of the Magi
The Promise: Peace
The Promise: Hope
From the Parish Archive
A Parable of the Gospel
A Sick Woman Healed
Be Merciful
Fishing with a Pro
God Sent Forth His Son
God's Protection
Love's Lament
More Than You Can Ask or Imagine
Prepare for His Coming
Prevailing Prayer
Stooping to Reign
The Blessing of Obedience
The Coming of the Blessed Kingdom
The Law of Praying
The Mystery of Christmas
The Necessity of Christ's Ascension
When Christ Comes
God's Compassion
God's Plan for Human History
One Nation Under God, Indivisible
Thanks to God for Other Christians
The Church Which Is Christ's Body
The Communion of Saints
The Earnest of Our Inheritance
The End of Human Pride
The Father of Glory
The Final Consummation
The Head and the Body
The Human Condition
The Mighty Power That Creates and Sustains Faith
To God Be the Glory
We . . . You Also
Who Is the Greatest?
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These sermons come to life in the context of word and sacrament. You are welcome at St. Barnabas any Sunday.