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At Episcopal Church of the Transfiguration in Dallas, Texas, we have one mission: To seek and serve Christ in all persons. Here we share messages that we feel illuminate the Good News of the Gospels.
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Pentecost 16 - The Way of Forgiveness (opens the original)
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In today's sermon, Father Casey explains how Jesus transforms Lamech’s seventy-sevenfold vengeance in Genesis into seventy-sevenfold forgiveness in Matthew's Gospel. The Christian faith centers not only on receiving God’s forgiveness through Christ, but extending forgiveness to others. Rather than perpetuating cycles of retaliation, grudges, and violence, Christians are called to embody overwhelming mercy, love their enemies, and live what they pray. Today's Readings: Genesis 50:15-21 | Romans 1
Pentecost 15 - When the Ground Shakes, Love Boldly (opens the original)
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Father Leo, emphasizes that when life feels unstable and faith seems to recede, Christians are not called to retreat. Drawing on Matthew Arnold's Dover Beach and Paul's teaching in Romans, the sermon presents love as an intentional obligation and the “armor of light.” We respond to uncertainty by showing up, extending grace, and loving boldly. Today's Readings: Ezekiel 33:7-11 | Romans 13:8-14 | Matthew 18:15-20 Sermon preached by The Rev. Leo Loyola on the Fifteenth Sunday after Pentecost 2026.
Pentecost 14 - What Do We Need to Leave Behind? (opens the original)
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Following Jesus requires more than calling him Lord. It means leaving behind worldly assumptions about power, success, safety, wealth, and victory. Jesus reveals a different way through sacrificial love. Peter eventually learns this lesson, as does tFr. Casey’s example of Dolly Parton: divine values can transform how we live within the world. Today's Readings: Jeremiah 15:15-21 | Romans 12:9-21 | Matthew 16:21-28 Sermon preached by The Rev. Casey Shobe on The Fourteenth Sunday after Pentecost 20
Pentecost 13 - The Leap of Faith (opens the original)
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At Caesarea Philippi, Jesus’ question—“Who do you say that I am?”—becomes a personal invitation to faith. Father Casey’s sermon explores grace, the limits of reason, and the necessity of commitment. Church activity alone cannot satisfy our deepest longing. The journey begins when give our heart the freedom to experience the question Jesus asks of us, confess him as Lord, and courageously take the leap into a life shaped by our answer. Today's Readings: Isaiah 51:1-6 | Romans 12:1-8 | Matthew 16:
Pentecost 12 - An Unexpected Song of Praise (opens the original)
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In her sermon, Mother Joy Daley explores Jesus’ encounter with a persistent Gentile woman who challenges his initial assumptions and opens him to a broader mission. Connecting this story with the healing of a deaf man, the preacher invites us to recognize our own closed ears, hearts, minds, and hands—and become open to transformation. Today's Readings: Isaiah 56:1, 6-8 | Romans 11:1-2a, 29-32 | Matthew 15: 21-28 Sermon preached by The Rev. Joy Daley on The Twelfth Sunday after Pentecost 2026. We
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