Ever wondered where God shows up in everyday life? In this sermon, we explore how Jesus calls us to radical hospitality — the messy, risky, and beautiful work of welcoming strangers, outsiders, and the overlooked. Drawing on the Gospel of Luke, Hebrews, and the wisdom of Thomas Merton, you’ll discover how encounters with strangers can reveal the face of Christ and transform ordinary moments into experiences of God’s kingdom.🙌 Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe to stay connected with weekly sermons and reflections that inspire faith, hope, and love.

Have you ever felt unseen, overlooked, or forgotten? In this week’s sermon from Luke 13, we explore the story of the “bent-over woman” who lived on the margins for 18 years—unnoticed by society, but never unseen by God.Discover how Jesus notices the forgotten, calls them to the center, and sets them free. Learn what it means for us today to see others with the eyes of Christ, to break down barriers of exclusion, and to stand tall in God’s all-inclusive love.Whether you’ve struggled with feeling invisible or you long to live with greater compassion, this message offers hope, encouragement, and a reminder that God sees you, calls you, and loves you.👍 Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more sermons and messages of hope.

Life can feel like a marathon—full of setbacks, obstacles, and moments when quitting seems easier than pressing on. In this sermon, we explore what it means to run life’s race with faith, perseverance, and love. Drawing inspiration from Scripture and the music of U2, we’ll see how God’s word reminds us that we don’t run alone—we run together, sustained by Christ and a community of believers.Whether you’ve faced disappointment, are carrying heavy burdens, or are simply longing for hope, this message offers encouragement to keep going. Discover how faith fuels endurance, why love is the key to finishing strong, and how God’s presence transforms even the hardest struggles into a “beautiful day.”🙏 If this message encourages you, don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe so you won’t miss future sermons from St. Peter’s Episcopal Church.