by Dan Farley | Mar 23, 2025 | Lent, Sermon
LENT 3 by Deacon Dan Farley Some individuals will remain unbelievers, as their hearts are so hardened that even the most extraordinary signs from God will not sway them. However, this should not deter us from sharing the Gospel with them or cease our prayers on their...
by Dan Farley | Mar 16, 2025 | Lent, Sermon
LENT 2 Matthew 15:21-28 Picture two men trying to cross a frozen river covered in thick ice. One man confidently drives his ¾ ton pickup truck across without any hesitation, trusting that the ice is solid. In contrast, the second man is filled with fear and trembling,...
by Dan Farley | Feb 23, 2025 | Sermon
SEXAGESIMA SUNDAY Dcn. Dan Farley For centuries, Christians have practiced Lent, which was first referenced in the Canons of the Council of Nicaea in 325 A.D. If you’re new to the Christian faith within the Anglican Catholic tradition, you might be wondering how...
by Dan Farley | Feb 2, 2025 | Epiphany, Sermon
Radings from Luke 2:22-40 Can you identify the common thread among these activities? Travel to Hawaii. Sky dive. Try zero gravity. Get a tattoo. Witness the Northern Lights. Throw a dart at a map and travel to the spot it hits. Swim with dolphins. Any thoughts? These...
by Dan Farley | Dec 8, 2024 | Advent
ADVENT 2 a Sermon by DEACON DAN FARLEY Today, I want to discuss the future with you. The season of Advent always directs our focus toward what lies ahead. This theme is present in today’s gospel (Luke 21:25-36) as well as throughout the Advent season. In my...
