Easter Day (4/5/26)
Listen to Fr. Lonnie Lacy's Easter message of love, hope, mercy, and grace.
Sermon Archive
We know that making it to church on Sundays doesn’t always work for everyone. At St. John’s, we’ve got you covered. If you’d like to watch or listen to Sunday’s sermon during the week, you can do so right here. Simply click the Sunday below to access the sermon as a podcast or watch it on YouTube.
Each week, we share Sunday’s sermon featuring our clergy and special guest preachers. Whether you’re revisiting a message that spoke to you or catching up when you can’t be with us in person, this offering helps you stay connected and nourished in faith.
At St. John’s, we are called to live with Deep Roots, True Belonging, and Abundant Grace—and we hope this new way of sharing God’s Word supports that vision in your daily life. Join us each Monday, wherever you listen to podcasts.
The Great Vigil of Easter (4/4/26)
Enjoy Fr. Lonnie Lacy's Great Vigil of Easter sermon celebrating the risen Christ!
Good Friday (4/3/26)
Listen to Fr. Lonnie Lacy's Good Friday sermon.
Maundy Thursday (4/2/26)
Listen to our deacon, The Rev. Melanie Salsgiver's moving Maundy Thursday sermon
Palm Sunday & Bishop’s Visitation (3/29/26)
Assisting Bishop Chip Stokes preaches about the way Jesus' entry into Jerusalem turned the world upside down. His teachings continue to turn our world upside down and teach that love will always win.
4th Sunday in Lent (3/15/26)
3rd Sunday in Lent (3/8/2026)
Listen to Fr. Lonnie's sermon on the Gospel of Jesus and the Samaritan woman at the well. His sermon helps to answer the question we often find ourselves asking: "Is God here among us?" The answer is, of course, yes.
2nd Sunday in Lent (3/1/2026)
Fr. Bill Trexler's sermon gets to the heart of the fractures we're experiencing in the world today. Faith in God has already led us to wondrous things, it will lead us to healing. We are blessed so that we may bless others.
1st Sunday in Lent (2/22/2026)
The Last Sunday after the Epiphany (2/15/2026)
Listen to Fr. Lonnie's sermon from the Last Sunday after the Epiphany as we ready ourselves for Lent.
