The Revelation of Christ to All Mankind

05 The Revelation of Christ to the Eunuch

Kasey Horvath • Acts 9

This sermon takes a fresh look at the conversion of the Ethiopian Eunuch, highlighting his background, his conversion and baptism, and the reason for rejoicing. The Eunuch, though excluded from temple worship due to his ethnicity and physical status, sought God's knowledge. The Holy Spirit sent Philip to reveal Christ to him through scripture, emphasizing that Jesus is revealed to sinners by God's grace. Understanding Jesus is essential to making sense of scripture, and through baptism, barriers between the Eunuch and God were broken down, illustrating the power of the gospel to transform lives! Through the conversion of the Ethiopian Eunuch, we learn that the good news of gospel is spread through word and sacrament, not revolution. Liturgy is the work of the people, the is the method prescribed to change culture and the world.

04 The Revelation of Christ to Saint Paul

January 28, 2024 • Brandon Gilanyi • Acts 22, Acts 26, Galatians 1, Acts 9

Pastor Brandon preaches about the revelation of Christ to Saint Paul, highlighting his confrontation by Christ, his confession of faith, and his commission from the Lord. As the congregation learned about Paul's conversion and commission, Pastor Brandon guided them in pondering the past faithfulness of All Saints Church and it's leadership, and look to the future and how the Lord may guide our steps.

03 The Revelation of Christ to Saint Peter

Kasey Horvath • Matthew 16

Pastor Kasey Horvath explores "The Revelation of Christ to Saint Peter" from Matthew 16:13-20, providing context and details of this divine encounter. Reflect on the profound moment when Christ was revealed as the Son of the living God to Saint Peter and consider its implications for daily life. Move beyond belief to explore practical ways of living in the truth that Jesus is the Son of the living God. Listen for deeper insights into the person of Christ and feel the weight of Saint Peter's revelation.

02 The Revelation of Christ to Simeon and Anna

January 14, 2024 • Kasey Horvath • Luke 2

Pastor Kasey Horvath explores Luke 2:22-38, revealing Christ's salvation, light to the gentiles, and Israel's glory. Inspired by the revelation of Christ to Simeon and Anna, we are urged to encourage faith and repentance, actively sharing the good news of Jesus. It was a reminder of our responsibility to speak boldly about Christ, giving our testimony to tell others about the Lord. About this series: The word epiphany means "A revelatory manifestation of a divine being". On the feast day of Epiphany, we celebrate the manifestation of the divine nature of Jesus revealed to the Gentiles as represented by the Magi. While this account is significant in the biblical narrative it is not the only Epiphany of Jesus that is recorded. All throughout the New Testament there are instances in which the Holy Spirit reveals who Jesus is. Join us as we celebrate Epiphany season by exploring the revelation of Jesus’ divine nature!

01 The Revelation of Christ to All Mankind

January 7, 2024 • Kasey Horvath • Matthew 2

Saint Matthew highlights five prophecies that Jesus fulfilled at his birth. In this sermon, Pastor Kasey explains how these prophecies from Hosea, Jeremiah, and Isaiah reveal that Jesus is the true and better Israel. This is important for us as we are declared justified and made righteous through Jesus, by grace, through faith. About this series: The word epiphany means "A revelatory manifestation of a divine being". On the feast day of Epiphany, we celebrate the manifestation of the divine nature of Jesus revealed to the Gentiles as represented by the Magi. While this account is significant in the biblical narrative it is not the only Epiphany of Jesus that is recorded. All throughout the New Testament there are instances in which the Holy Spirit reveals who Jesus is. Join us as we celebrate Epiphany season by exploring the revelation of Jesus’ divine nature!

About This Series

The word epiphany means "A revelatory manifestation of a divine being". On the feast day of Epiphany, we celebrate the manifestation of the divine nature of Jesus revealed to the Gentiles as represented by the Magi. While this account is significant in the biblical narrative it is not the only Epiphany of Jesus that is recorded. All throughout the New Testament there are instances in which the Holy Spirit reveals who Jesus is. Join us as we celebrate Epiphany season by exploring the revelation of Jesus’ divine nature!

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