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Sermon – The Seventeenth Sunday after Pentecost – October 2, 2022

Posted on October 2, 2022 by William Carl Thomas

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A sermon that asks if we are in the Great Emergence or the Great Extinction as we are invited by God to guard the good treasure that has been entrusted to us, perhaps with guidance of The Rule of St. Benedict undergirded by the passion of St. Francis of Assisi.

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Category: Sermons Tags: Always we begin again, dark ages, Gregory the Great, guard the good treasure, John McQuiston, Phyllis Tickle, right relationship with God, Rule of St. Benedict, sermon, The Episcopal, The Great Emergence, the great extinction, The Great Reformation, The Great Schism, violence, where your heart is your heart will be also

Sermon for the Fifteenth Sunday After Pentecost (Proper 20) â€“ Sept. 22, 2019

Posted on September 22, 2019 by William Carl Thomas

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Can you have wealth and serve God? A sermon about fitting into your peg’s hole.

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Category: Sermons Tags: dishonest manager, Dishonest steward, Episcopal, God, Jesus, right relationship with God, serve God with wealth, square peg round hole. parable talents, Tax Collector, wealth, Zaccheus

Homily – Ash Wednesday – February 14, 2018

Posted on February 14, 2018 by William Carl Thomas

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Homily for Ash Wednesday (Ash Wed RCL) preached in my role as Priest-in-Charge Christ Episcopal Church Middletown, New Jersey – February 14, 2018. This sermon can be viewed at

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Category: Sermons Tags: Ash Wednesday, Baptismal promises, Episcopal, false alert, Grace, Hawaii, Homily, Jesus, right relationship with God