HeyJaredSermons at All Saints Anglican Church
Fr. Enn Auksmann is the Rector of the All Saints Anglican Church, Fountain Valley, California. Father Auksmann's Sunday sermons are Bible-based, rooted in the Church's tradition and doctrine, and draw material from everything that the 21st century Christians encounter in…
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Christ’s Compassion and Victory Over Death (opens the original)
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Death is the great equalizer, reminding us that all human beings, regardless of their earthly status or achievements, are mortal and sinful. Yet each human life is uniquely precious, especially to those who love us. In the Gospel account of the widow of Nain, Jesus encounters a grieving mother who has lost her only son. Moved by profound compassion, He approaches the funeral procession, touches the bier, and restores the young man to life. This miracle reveals the very purpose of Christ’s coming
Overcoming Anxiety Through Faith (opens the original)
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In a world filled with financial worries, uncertainty, and anxiety, Jesus reminds us that our lives are ultimately in God's hands. No amount of worrying can add even a moment to our lives, but God offers us something infinitely greater: everlasting life through His Son. Rather than placing our hope in the passing things of this world, we are called to seek first the Kingdom of God and His righteousness. True trust in God is not merely a matter of words but of daily obedience to His will. We must
Jesus, Master, Have Mercy on Us (opens the original)
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The ten lepers stood at a distance and cried, “Jesus, Master, have mercy on us.” Their healing reminds us that no sickness, sin, or human weakness places us beyond the reach of God’s mercy. Like the lepers, we cannot heal or save ourselves, but we can call upon Christ, trust His word, and allow Him to lead us into new life. Our only lasting hope is God—and He is never farther away than a single prayer.
The Good Samaritan: Learning to See with the Eyes of God (opens the original)
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The parable of the Good Samaritan teaches us that knowing God’s commandments is not enough—we are called to live them. True love does not consist in appearances, moral superiority, or pious words, but in seeing those in need and acting with mercy. The Good Samaritan points ultimately to Christ Himself, who saw us in our misery, came to our aid, healed our wounds, and brought us into the refuge of His Church. As His followers, we are called to learn to see with His eyes and to “go, and do thou li
The Things That Belong Unto Thy Peace (opens the original)
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When Jesus wept over Jerusalem, He saw beyond its outward prosperity to its deepest need: reconciliation with God. Christ did not come merely to preserve cities, temples, nations, or empires, but to save human souls. By taking our sins upon Himself and giving Himself upon the Cross, He came to rescue us even from ourselves, to renew us, and to give us true life. The peace for which we long is found not in the security of this world, but in Jesus Christ. Through faith, obedience, and trust in His
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