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Sunday Next Before Advent

November 24, 2024

10:30am

Holy Communion (English)

Fr. Jason Grote, Celebrating

Fr. Victor Odinye, Preaching & Assisting

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2:00pm

Holy Communion (Spanish)

Fr. Sigfrido Morales, Celebrating & Preaching

Catechesis Sundays are held after worship once a month with lunch.
The next Catechesis Sunday will November 24th.

We invite you to come join us as we celebrate Holy Communion each Sunday at 10:30am. All are welcome!! The Sunday worship service is also streamed on both our YouTube and Facebook pages. The video below should automatically start when we begin the live stream. You can watch the stream on YouTube during or after the Worship service.

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We Worship

The center of our life is the worship of God. God is the source of all that we have and all that we do and we worship and glorify Him with our thoughts, with our hearts, with our mouths, and with our actions. As the Scriptures say, the greatest commandment can be summed up in these words – “Love God with all your heart, with all your mind, with all your soul, and with all your strength.” Everything flows outward from our worship and relationship with God in Christ Jesus.

At St. Matthias, we begin each week of our lives by worshipping God with the service of Holy Communion. In this service of prayer and praise, Scripture and Sacrament, we celebrate the works of God in Jesus Christ. We remember his passion, death, resurrection, and ascension. And we thankfully receive him and the benefits of his sacrifice in eating this Holy Meal.

We Serve

From the very beginning, God has called His people to participate in His mission for the world. God told Adam and Eve to go and fill the earth and to tend to His creation. God told Noah to go and fill the earth. Jesus told His disciples to go and baptize and to teach everyone what He commanded. Revelation presents a wonderful picture of all nations, all races, and all tongues surrounding the throne of God rejoicing and praising Him.

We serve God as we express the character and love of God in our own lives wherever we go and in all the relationships we have.

We serve God’s mission by bringing His presence amongst the brokenness and sin of this world.

We Share

Sharing our lives with others is a part of the very nature with which God created us. This is what we discover when we read the Holy Scriptures.

Being a Christian is not simply being ‘saved’ from our sins and past life. Being a Christian is not simply living a life between ‘me and God’. Being a Christian is also about being a part of a community – the community of believers in the Church.

We are a family that worships and shares a common life. We encourage and help each other as we use our spiritual gifts for the common good. For us to fully enjoy the salvation we have in Christ, we must also share in the community of His Church.

But such sharing also extends outward. We desire that everyone would know the loving mercy and grace of God found in Jesus Christ. We must share our faith with those in our personal communities.

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PREVIOUS SERMONS

December 2019

Christmas Eve 2019

Dec 24, 2019 | posted by Fr. Jason | series: (All)

Fr. Jason’s Christmas message with a focus on Mary’s response to the angel Gabriel about bearing the Son of God.

November 2019

The Nobleman comes to Jesus – 21st Sunday after Trinity 2019

Nov 10, 2019 | posted by Fr. Jason | series: (All)

The Gospel lesson for the 21st Sunday after Trinity from St. John chapter 4 about the Nobleman who comes to Jesus. Jesus’ word has power.

October 2019

16th Sun after Trinity 2019 – Strength in the Inner Man

Oct 6, 2019 | posted by Fr. Jason | series: (All)

16th Sunday after Trinity 2019. Paul prays in Ephesians 3 that we would be strengthened in the inner man. The strength we need is not one of muscles but one that the keeps us tied to Christ when circumstances and powers seek to pull us away. It is a strength of soul that says, “I belong to the Lord and there is nothing that can tear me away”.

September 2019

St. Michael and All Angels – 2019

Sep 29, 2019 | posted by Fr. Jason | series: (All)

“There is a realm beyond our sight yet present in our midst. There is a host beyond number at work that our eyes cannot see but that our hearts of faith can behold.” Also, some introductory remarks concerning the Liturgy.

13th Sunday after Trinity 2019 – The Good Samaritan

Sep 15, 2019 | posted by Fr. Jason | series: (All)

Jesus tells the parable of the Good Samaritan. What impact can we have if we make a ‘Samaritan Stop’ like Jesus did?

11th Sunday after Trinity 2019 – Psalm 124

Sep 1, 2019 | posted by Fr. Jason | series: (All)

“Our help cometh in the Name of the Lord, who hath made heaven and earth.” A consideration of these words from Psalm 124 in light of it being a Psalm of Ascent and coming to the Temple in Worship.