Good Shepherd Nashville

The Second Sunday of Epiphany | Derek Axelson

The Second Sunday of Christmas | Erik Willits

Annunciation Sunday | Suzie Anderson

The Second Sunday in Advent | Derek Axelson

Christ the King Sunday | Brian Goodwin

The Seventeenth Sunday After Pentecost | Eric Willits

Eric discusses the dichotomy of fear and faith in Mark's Gospel, using various biblical examples. The disciples' fear contrasts with Jesus' call for faith, which involves confidence and action. He urges us to evaluate our faith cycles and fears, advocating for action-based faith. He encourages the exploration of fear-driving actions through introspection and making conscious efforts toward faith-driven behaviors.

The Fourteenth Sunday After Pentecost | Brain Goodwin

Brian explores the theme of choice in scripture and the nature of God's love. He reflects on how human choices and God's perfect, unwavering love differ. The sermon emphasizes the importance of being open to God's love and the enduring nature of divine love, even when human fidelity wavers. We end with an invitation to embrace God’s love through communion.

The Thirteenth Sunday After Pentecost | Andrea Herlong

Andrea discusses the theological significance, historical context, and personal meaning of the Eucharist in the Anglican tradition. We explore John 6:53-59 and connect it to the current practice of communion, highlighting its sacramental value and the transformation it can bring to believers.

The Twelfth Sunday After Pentecost | Derek Axelson

This week we delve into the scriptural theme of manna, exploring its significance as a symbol of God's faithfulness, a tool for Israel's transformation, and a precursor to eternal life in the teachings of Jesus Christ. Highlighting various biblical passages, Derek emphasizes how manna served as both sustenance and a means of teaching obedience and trust in God, transitioning Israel from a slavery mindset to one of divine promise, maturity, and eternal life and offered beyond suffering and death. Derek links the sacrament of Jesus Christ to the manna, emphasizing Jesus as a personal and transformative gift from God.

The Tenth Sunday After Pentecost | Suzie Anderson

This week we explore Biblical healing through the stories of a little girl raised from the dead and a woman with an issue of blood. We discuss personal struggles with chronic pain, feelings of shame, and the understanding of healing in the Christian context. God's healing and salvation are not limited by human emotions or faith, and this sermon examines how Jesus' responses to illness and death illustrate his unwavering compassion and understanding.