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Rev. Cameron D St.Michael – August 16 2026
7 Deadly Sins: Lust
12th Sunday after Pentecost
Reading: 2 Samuel 11:2-16; James 1:13-18; Matthew 5:27-32.
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Our current series explores the “7 Deadly Sins.” This series will explore a differnt one of the infamous sins every week. Our message this week is “Lust” and looks at what it means for our desires to make us lose our way. What happens when we let our passions overtake our ablity to make good choices? We must think about our actions and how we always must turn back to God.
Our scripture readings come from 2 Samuel 11:2-16; James 1:13-18; and Matthew 5:27-32.
Rev. Cameron D St.Michael – August 24 2025
Matriarchs of Christ: Bathsheba
11th Sunday after Pentecost
Reading: 1 Kings 1:11-21, 28-31; Acts 7:44-47; Matthew 12:38-42.
Today’s full service can be viewed on YouTube here.
Today’s full service text can be viewed, downloaded, or printed here.
Included in the PDF is the text of today’s sermon, scripture readings, prayers, and all other service information.
We continue our series called “Matriarchs of Christ.” Each week we look at a different woman that is listed in the genealogy of Jesus from Matthew’s Gospel. Our message today is “Bathsheba.” We read today about Bathsheba and her strength and courage. We hear about faith from unexpected places in unexpected ways.
Our scripture readings come from 1 Kings 1:11-21, 28-31; Acts 7:44-47; and Matthew 12:38-42.
The fourth message in our Women in Jesus’ Genealogy series is focused on “Bathsheba.” We look at Bathsheba being instrumental to place Solomon on the throne as king. So why would she be included in Matthew? What do we learn about her strength? Her perseverance? How does her story relate to the ministry of Christ? Join us as we explore their faith journey and ours.
Our scripture reading comes from 1 Kings 1:11-21, 28-31.
