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Spiritual Journeys: Weekly Messages from St. Peter's Episcopal Church

Spiritual Journeys: Weekly Messages from St. Peter's Episcopal Church

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Welcome to "Spiritual Journeys: Weekly Messages from St. Peter's Episcopal Church." Each episode delves into inspiring sermons that offer guidance, hope, and a deeper connection to the divine. Join us as we embark on a journey of spiritual growth, discovering insights that nourish the soul and illuminate the path of faith. Whether you're seeking solace, inspiration, or a deeper understanding of spirituality, "Spiritual Journeys" provides a sacred space for reflection and enlightenment. Tune in and let the transformative power of these sermons enrich your spiritual life.St. Peter's Episcopal Church Spirituality
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  • Unyielding Hope: Be the 'Persistent Widow' in a Rigged System | The Rev. Paige Blair-Hubert
    Oct 22 2025

    In this insightful sermon, we delve into messages of persistence and hope from the Bible, focusing on passages from Jeremiah and the Gospel of Luke. Explore Jeremiah's radical words of hope amidst the impending exile and hear Jesus' parable of the persistent widow, emphasizing the importance of unceasing prayer and striving for justice. Learn how these messages resonate in our current times of disheartening realities and remind us to hold steadfast in faith. 00:00 Introduction: A Message of Persistence and Hope00:29 Jeremiah's Radical Word of Hope03:30 The Context of Luke's Gospel04:43 The Parable of the Persistent Widow05:59 The True Meaning of the Parable09:12 Call to Action: Be the Persistent Widow

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    10 mins
  • Get Up and Go: How Gratitude Changes Everything | Rick Ochocki | Guest Preacher
    Oct 15 2025

    What does it really mean when Jesus says, “Get up and go on your way. Your faith has made you well”? In this powerful sermon from St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, Rick Ochocki reflects on the story of the ten lepers and how gratitude, faith, and action come together to bring true healing.Through his own journey of recovery from cancer, Rick reminds us that faith isn’t just something we feel—it’s something we live. You’ll discover how expressing gratitude can move you beyond your comfort zone, strengthen your faith, and inspire you to share God’s love with the world.Whether you’re looking for encouragement, healing, or a renewed sense of purpose, this message will help you see how gratitude can transform your faith and your life.✨ Watch now and be reminded that your faith has the power to make you whole.📖 Subscribe for more sermons and reflections from St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, Del Mar.

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    11 mins
  • Living the Gospel: Lessons from St. Francis | The Rev. Paige Blair-Hubert
    Oct 8 2025

    In this sermon celebrating the Feast of St. Francis, Mother Paige challenges believers to reflect on whether their lives are truly recognizable as those of Jesus' disciples. Emphasizing the radical and transformative nature of the gospel, the sermon contrasts the domesticated version of Jesus as a mascot with Jesus as the Messiah who calls for profound change. Using stories from St. Francis' life, including his encounter with the Sultan and the wolf of Gubbio, Mother Paige underscores the importance of living out the good news not only for humanity but all of creation. Listeners are encouraged to embrace the deep, transformative love of God and to question how their actions align with the teachings of Jesus and St. Francis.

    00:00 Opening Prayer and Introduction

    00:09 The Gospel of St. Francis

    01:12 Living the Radical Gospel

    04:22 St. Francis: A Life of Transformation

    05:36 Stories of St. Francis

    09:38 The Message of Incarnation

    12:13 Conclusion: Jesus as Messiah, Not Mascot

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    13 mins
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