St. Michael's Anglican Church - Waukesha County, Wisconsin

To conclude our time in 1 John, Father Eric describes what it looks like to live in the Promised Land of God's love.

Pastoral Intern Jacob Hootman preaches on this scripture from the Gospel according to John: "If you love me, you will keep my commandments." (John 14:15)

Father Jack Waneuma guest preaches on the passages John 10:11-16 and Psalm 23.

Father Eric continues our sermon series through 1st John with this sermon on 1 John 1:1 - 2:2.

Father Eric continues the season of Eastertide with this sermon from 1 John 4:16 - 5:5.

Alleluia, He is risen! In celebration of Christ's crucial victory at Easter, Father Eric describes the implications of the resurrection on our own lives.

For our observance of Palm Sunday, Father John reflects on how our passage from Isaiah 52 and 53 is fulfilled by the events of Holy Week.

Preaching from Psalm 51, Father Eric explains how David's prayer of contrition can be a model for our own lives.

As we continue our Lenten sermon series, Father Eric reminds us that sometimes we need to be still and let Jesus care for our needs in His own way.

Father Eric challenges us to be still and know that Jesus is not just here to comfort us, but that Jesus also confronts us in our sinful ways.

On the Second Sunday of Lent, Father Eric continues our sermon series "Be Still and Know" with this sermon from Mark 8:31-38.

On the first Sunday of Lent, Jacob Hootman preaches on 1 Peter 3:18-22.

Father Eric preaches on this passage from the second letter of Peter.

On World Missions Sunday, we hear from one of our ministry partners, Father Jens Notstad of ACNA's Greenhouse Movement.

As we continue in 1 Corinthians, Father Eric calls us to avoid becoming puffed up and instead grow in humility and love of God.

Preaching from 1 Corinthians, Father Eric uses the guide set down by Paul to explain how the church can navigate the complications of human nature.

Through the lens of Psalm 4, Bishop Stewart outlines how followers of Jesus can face and overcome crises in our lives.

To begin our new sermon series, Father Eric describes how we can look to Peter as a guide for our own lives.

As we continue our celebration of the Christmas season at St. Michael's, Father Travis explains the blessedness of receiving the gift of Christ.

On Christmas Eve, Father Eric Snyder preaches from Luke 1:26-38.

On this third Sunday of Advent, Father Eric Snyder preaches on Isaiah 65:17-25.

Father Eric Snyder continues our Advent sermon series with this sermon from Isaiah 40:1-11.

Father Eric begins our Advent sermon series, A Cry for Help, with a sermon from Isaiah 64:1-9.

For Christ the King Sunday, Father John illustrates Christ's kingship through the metaphor of the shepherd.

Father Eric draws on Paul's advice to explain how we can handle anxiety about the future.

Father Eric urges us to consider how we might run the metaphorical races that are our lives -- by living in purity and integrity.

As we celebrate All Saints' Day, Father Eric details how Paul exemplifies sainthood by modeling Gospel priorities.

Jacob Hootman guest preaches and continues our sermon series on Setting an Example with this sermon on 1 Thessalonians 2:3-4.

Father Eric Snyder begins our new sermon series, Setting an Example, with this sermon on 1 Thessalonians 1: 1-10 about the Possibilities of Grace.

Father Eric finishes our sermon series on the Gospel of Matthew with this sermon on Matthew 22:14.

As we near the end of our sermon series on the gospel of Matthew, Fr. Eric preaches from Matthew 21:33–44 about our work being fruitful.

Father Eric continues our sermon series in the Gospel of Matthew, with this passage from Matthew 21:28-32. If you listen closely you'll hear him use the word "pericope".

As we celebrate the Feast of St. Michael, Father Eric reminds us that Christ's victory gives us hope in the face of the cosmic battle we find ourselves in.

Father Eric reiterates Jesus' challenge to forgive others, even when it is hard for us to do.

As we continue in the book of Matthew, Father Eric encourages us to foster healthy relationships with one another.

Father John preaches on Romans 12, calling us to offer ourselves as living sacrifices to the Lord.

Father Eric Snyder preaches from Matthew 16:13-20 in our sermon series about Christian work.

Father Eric continues our sermon series with this sermon on Matthew 15: 21-28. Who's The Boss? Hint: It's not Tony Danza.

Father Eric continues our "The Laborers Are Few" sermon series with a sermon from Matthew 14:22-33.

Father John Mackett preaches from Luke 9:28-36 on Transfiguration Sunday.

Father Eric preaches on Matthew 13: 31-33, 44-50

Father Eric preaches on how we can be effective laborers in God's harvest.

Father Eric calls us to keep our ears open so we can hear and understand God's word for us.

Father Eric outlines the choice that we must make between restlessness is sin or restfulness in Christ.

As Father Jack Waneuma guest-preaches for us, he reminds us that we must be prepared to follow the Lord in the face of adversity and conflict in our daily lives.

Our beloved Father Alister Rihumana guest preaches on Matthew 10:16-33.

Father Eric Snyder preaches on Matthew 9:35-10:15.

Father Eric continues our sermon series in the gospel of Matthew with this sermon from Matthew 9: 9-13.

On Trinity Sunday, Father Eric begins our new sermon series on the book of Matthew, "The Laborers Are Few."

As we celebrate Pentecost Sunday, Jacob Hootman reminds us that God created us to carry out His work here on Earth, just as the apostles did 2,000 years ago.

On Ascension Sunday, Father John explains how we can follow in the apostles' footsteps as witnesses of Christ's ascension.

As Jacob Hootman fills in for Father Eric, he calls us to a faith that bears fruit by showing love to God and our neighbors.

As we continue through the book of 1 Peter, Father Eric calls us to consider what is most important when it comes to our faith.

Bishop Stewart Ruch visits St. Michael's and preaches from Matthew 5 about the blessings of those who are poor in spirit.

How does the Resurrection change what is true today in my mind and in my heart? Father Eric continues our Easter sermon series from 1 Peter 1:13-25.

Father Eric begins our Easter sermon series on the book of 1 Peter with this sermon from 1 Peter 1: 3-9.

"All of history is a love story between God and His creation." On Easter Sunday, the climax of the Christian year, Father Eric preaches from Matthew 28:1-10.

As we come to the height of the Christian faith, the center of the Christian year, at the beginning of Holy Week Father Eric preaches a Palm Sunday sermon on Psalm 118:19-29.

As we approach Easter, Father Eric reminds us that even in our darkest moments we can still rely on Christ's unwavering love and trust in His power over death.

Father Eric details how we ought to align our perspectives with the way that God sees things.

As we continue in the season of Lent, Father Eric calls us to face the facts of what it means to be a follower of Jesus.

As we study John's account of Jesus' conversation with Nicodemus, Father Eric outlines the hallmarks of an active, believing faith.

Father Eric begins our Lenten sermon series about the practice of daily prayer with a sermon on Matthew 4: 1-11.

On Transfiguration Sunday between the seasons of Epiphany and Lent, Father Eric preaches on Exodus 24: 12-18. He even uses the word "substantival."

Father Eric concludes our Epiphany sermon series on the book of 1 Corinthians.

When you think of smart, do you think of Jesus Christ? 1 Corinthians 2: 1-16

As we continue our study of 1 Corinthians, Father Eric encourages us to set aside our human doubts and fully experience the wonder of God's saving work.

Father Eric calls us to remember our identities as God's saints being perfected through Jesus's leadership.

As we begin our study of Paul's first letter to the Corinthians, Father John teaches us about God's will for the Church here on earth.

As we commemorate the baptism of Christ, the beginning of Jesus' earthly ministry, Father Eric calls us to align ourselves with Jesus' forward-looking agenda.

On Christmas Day, Father Eric concludes our sermon series on staying awake. In John 1:1-18, he goes back to the beginning and the Beginner. God is doing something amazing-- keep your eyes open so that you can see it.

Father Eric Snyder continues our Advent sermon series, preaching on Matthew 1:18-25. He reminds us that we have received the greatest gift -- the gift of Gd in our lives.

On this third Sunday in advent, Father Eric preaches on Matthew 11:2-19. He challenges us to examine if we are following the real Jesus or one we have created from our own preferences.

Father Eric continues our Advent sermon series and reminds us to be awake to the realities of what God is doing in our lives. Matthew 3: 1-12

As we begin our new Advent sermon series, Father Eric calls us to stay awake and orient ourselves to God's timeline.

Father Eric urges us to recognize Jesus's kingship over our lives.

Father Eric explains how we can center ourselves in Christ in our normal everyday lives.

Father Eric reminds us that in the midst of our messy lives, Christ should be our authority.

Father John Mackett begins our new sermon series: Messy Me and My Faithful God, which is covering different characters in the Gospels.

Do you have real concerns? Real challenges? Real loneliness? Father Eric preaches on this passage from 2 Timothy about trusting God among the Real.

Father Eric preaches on a passage from 2nd Timothy about pursuing life's ultimate good. He even pulls out his impressive knowledge of Greek!

Father John continues our sermon series on the book of Timothy. The Christian life is not for sissies, and he tells us why we need to be strengthened and how we can receive that strengthening.

Father Eric continues our sermon series covering Paul's letters to Timothy.

As we celebrate the Feast of St. Michael, Father Eric sounds the call to be prepared to fight on God's side when it comes to living out our faith.

Father Eric echoes St. Paul's call to Timothy and encourages us to get down to business when it comes to following Jesus.

Father Eric calls us to heed St. Paul's advice to live as truth-tellers who boldly proclaim the Gospel.

Father Eric calls us to seriously consider our priorities when it comes to our faith and following Christ.

In this sermon on Luke 14, Father Eric encourages us to evaluate where our attention is during our daily living.

Father Eric continues our sermon series on being Called with this sermon from Luke about repenting and believing.

Father Eric Snyder begins our new sermon series entitled Called - Chosen By God with a sermon on this passage from Luke.

Father Eric calls us to approach our daily problems through the lens of the Gospels.

Father Eric reminds us that as followers of Christ we have cause for hope, even in times of great grief.

Father Eric calls us to focus on following Jesus rather than being preoccupied with earthly cares.

Father Eric exhorts us to recognize our pride and learn how we can turn away from pride and look to Jesus.

Father John explains the importance of the freedom that we have in Christ.

Father Eric Snyder begins our sermon series on The Cost of Following with this sermon about the difficulty of following Jesus in our daily lives.

Ardath Smith, one of our beloved ministry partners, guest preaches on Trinity Sunday. "If Jesus makes all the Father has available to us in the Holy Spirit, there will always be more."

On Pentecost Sunday, Father Eric preaches about how the Holy Spirit has been given to us to train, handle, direct, lead, discipline and guide us; to make our mischief managed.

Father Eric proclaims God's desire that we seek unity with our brothers and sisters in Christ.