What’s most insidious about idolatry is that it takes aim at the heart of God. It says of God, “you don’t love me, and you don’t have my best interests in mind. You are not to be trusted.”
At every moment we are united by Christ in communion with forgiven sinners with whom we share a common hope in Christ…
“Be of good comfort, Master Ridley, and play the man. We shall this day light such a candle, by God’s grace, in England, as I trust shall never be put out.” From our vantage point in history, we have the privilege of knowing that the flame light by these two bishops still burns…
A sermon on Colossians 4:2-6 delivered at the Mid-Point Rally for 40 Days for Life, Hagerstown, MD. Given by the Rev. Justin Clemente, Parish Priest for New Creation Church (Anglican), Hagerstown, MD. I. Giving God the Glory I’ve been asked to speak on the power of prayer. And to do that, we’re going to turn […]
The Ark presses and strains toward its fulfillment, culminating in Christ’s Incarnation…
Dwelling with God is easier said than done. For sinners, that is like having a nuclear power plant move into your neighborhood…
Five lessons for today from the extraordinary (and extraordinarily forgotten) life of Hannah More…
Whenever the enemy allures us and attempts draw us back into slavery, the answer is the same: “I have crossed over with Christ and my judgment is behind me.”
A sermon on Exodus 11-13:16 given by the Rev. Justin Clemente at New Creation Church (Anglican), Hagerstown, MD on August 16, 2020, the ninth Sunday after Pentecost. This is the fifth sermon in an ongoing series on the book of Exodus. I. Telling the Story If you’ve seen The Passion of the Christ, you […]
When we read Scripture, it’s helpful to ask ourselves who we are to identify with in the passage we’re studying. So, as we come to the plagues, and you hear the Scriptures read, who are you identifying with? Moses? Aaron? The Israelites?
