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Sermon Audio from Church of the Good Shepherd a new Anglican parish in and for West Nashville. Desiring to be a Christ-like, Kingdom-minded people who share the hope and hospitality of the in-breaking Kingdom of God, being rooted in the Scriptures and Sacraments, and formed by the Spirit, as saints together.
Unknown Host hosts Good Shepherd Nashville, a religion show with 45 episodes published.
Romans 6:1 – 5 with Fr. Art. Rowers move forward by facing backward, navigating by the puddles their last stroke left behind. Through Paul's words on baptism into Christ's death and Luther's daily refrain, "I am baptized
Romans 4 with Dcn. Derek. What story are you living in? Through Abraham, who believed God's promise long before its fulfillment, Dcn. Derek invites us to commit ourselves first to God's person, trusting his character bef
Romans 3:21 – 31 with Bp. Todd Hunter What do you want? That is the deepest spiritual question the gospel asks of us. Through Paul's announcement that God justifies everyone who welcomes his action and enters into it, Bp
John 7:37 – 39 with Fr. Art Thirst is the only qualification. On Pentecost, Jesus's invitation in the temple courts becomes our own: come to him and drink. Through John 7 and the four ordinary means of grace described in
Romans 1 – 2 with Dcn. Derek. We cannot help but worship something, and what we worship shapes who we become. Through Paul's diagnosis of idolatry and the story of Eustace the dragon in C.S. Lewis's Voyage of the Dawn Tr
Romans 1:1 – 17 with Mtr. Suzie. The gospel is the power of God for salvation. Through Paul's bold opening to the church in Rome, this sermon invites us to rediscover the gospel as the pardon of our sins, the healing of
The opening sermon of a seventeen-week summer series in Romans, anchored on the doxology of Romans 11:33–36. This section of Romans is the hinge between Paul's eleven chapters of doctrine and the practical chapters that
In this episode we explore John 21, where Jesus restores Peter by the charcoal fire and re-commissions him to feed the sheep. We reflect on repentance, grace, and the pattern of healing before sending. Fr. Art also exami
A sermon on John 21:1-14. The disciples fish through the night and catch nothing. Jesus waits on the shore at dawn beside a fire he has already built. The fire and the meal arrive before any word does, before any failure
A sermon on John 20:24-29, the risen Jesus appearing to doubting Thomas. Thomas wants proof. Dcn. Derek reads the demand as the universal instinct to fit resurrection into the world we already understand. Drawing on Davi
A sermon on John 20:1-18, the Easter morning encounter between Mary Magdalene and the risen Christ. Mary has watched Jesus die, anointed his body, and come to keep watch in the dark. Mtr. Suzie traces her journey from gr
A sermon on Ezekiel 37, the valley of dry bones, preached at the Easter Vigil. The Spirit carries Ezekiel into the valley, God asks whether the bones can live, and the prophet answers, "Sovereign Lord, you alone know." F
A Good Friday sermon on John 12 and the passion. Mtr. Suzie reads John against the modern instinct to dwell on physical suffering. John, in contrast, attends to what the cross accomplishes: judgment of the world, the rul
A sermon on John 13, the foot washing on Maundy Thursday. Dcn. Derek shares a memory from his time as a high school camp at the end of beach day, cleaning sand off first-grade boys' feet. Jesus washes the dust off the di
A sermon on Matthew 21, the Palm Sunday entry. Fr. Art tells the story of a parade in St. Louis 25 years ago that ended with the donkey locking up at the church door, then visits medieval Germany, where wooden Palmesel s
A sermon on John 15:12-17, the command to love one another. Where last week's vine-and-branches gave the wide angle, this week brings the close up. Fr. Art connects Lewis' trap of loving humanity in the abstract, and Bon
John 15 with Fr. Art. Christian life is not the fruit of effort, but of connection. Through John 15, this teaching invites us into the practice of abiding in Jesus and the slow fruit of that life: vulnerability, gratitud
John 15:1 – 8 with Dcn. Derek. God loves us as we are, and he does not leave us as we are. Through John 15, this teaching invites us into the necessary work of pruning as the way the Father strengthens our connection to
John 11:1 – 44 with Mtr. Suzie. Jesus enters our grief and meets us there. Through the story of Mary, Martha, and the raising of Lazarus, this sermon invites us to see how the one who holds resurrection power shares our
John 9:1 – 41 with Benjamin Walker. Seeing Jesus begins with knowing our need for him. Through the story of the man born blind, this sermon invites us to come hungry, come needy, and come blind, trusting that Jesus reach
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