"The true measure of Thanksgiving isn't simply stating how grateful we feel. It is what our gratitude urges us to do. To open our hands. To make us more generous. To make us more attentive to those who have less than we enjoy." Read Rev. John’s Thanksgiving sermon here.

We had a lot of wagging tails in church on Sunday as we celebrated the feast day of St Francis with the Blessing of the Animals. Read Rev. John’s homily and view photos here.

If you’re worried about AI destroying humanity, this is the sermon for you. Rev. John offers some words of comfort for our uncertain age. Read his homily here.

As we move through the Season of Creation, Rev. John invites us to focus on how our connection to nature reflects our connection to God and each other. Read his sermon here.

How do we reconcile the vengeful God of the Old Testament with the loving Christ of the New? What does this juxtaposition mean for our own conflicts? Rev. John tackles these difficult questions in this week’s sermon. Read it here.

In this week’s sermon, Rev. John answers a question very relevant to today’s political landscape - how do we, as Christians, respond to anger and injustice? Read it here.

“Sometimes the people who appear to have the least power are precisely the people through whom God changes the world.” Read Rev. John’s latest sermon here.

In this week’s sermon, Rev. John has an accident at his Sitting Rock, Jesus seems to snap at a desperate woman, and we learn how God’s love transcends boundaries. Read it here.

Rev. John takes a fresh look at the feeding of the five thousand and explains how God meets us in our hunger with more than enough to satisfy our needs. Read the sermon here.

As we celebrate Emancipation Sunday, Rev. John looks at how Christ breaks our chains and restores dignity to every human life. Read his sermon here.

In this week’s sermon, Rev. John talks planting, harvesting, and how to remain fruitful in a weedy world. Read it here.

How do Christians hold joy and sorrow together? Rev. John offers some answers in this week’s sermon. Read it here.

In this week’s sermon, Rev. John takes on the difficult story of Abraham and Isaac, asking; “What in your life have you started calling “mine” that was always God’s?” Read it here.

As we say goodbye to a cherished member of St John’s church family, Rev. John reflects on the Christian imperative of hospitality. Read his sermon here.

“I desire mercy, not sacrifice.” Rev. John dives into what exactly Jesus is asking of us in this powerful command that’s found in both the Old and the New Testaments. Read his sermon here.