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Sermon – The Third Sunday after Pentecost – June 14, 2026

  Posted on June 14, 2026 by William Carl Thomas

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This sermon reflects on what it means to discover the Holy Invitation that comes so often as the blessing of God when you least expect it and need it most.

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 Category: Sermons      Tags: Abraham, Apostle Paul, being open to God’s holy invitations, character produces hope, endurance produces character, Episcopal, Epistle to the Romans, Faith is the assurance of things hoped for, footprints in the sand, God’s authority, how do you pray, I carried you, Jesus, Letter to the Hebrews, May the blessing of God find you when you least expect it an need it most, Sarah, sermon, suffering produces endurance, the conviction of things not seen, thy kingdom come on earth as it is in heaven, trust in God

Sermon – The Third Sunday of Easter – May 4, 2014

  Posted on May 5, 2014 by William Carl Thomas

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The Sermon – The Third Sunday of Easter Christ Episcopal Church New Bern, North Carolina – May 4, 2014 This sermon can viewed at

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 Category: Sermons      Tags: Baptismal Covenant, Breaking of the Bread, Cleopas, Clopas, Emmaus, Episcopal Church, Fervor, First Intentional Communion, footprints in the sand, Heaven and Hell, Jesus, Light overcoming Darkness, Maundy Thursday, Philips Brooks, Servanthood, Washing of the feet

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