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The Twenty-Second Sunday After Pentecost Sermon – October 24, 2021

Posted on October 24, 2021 by William Carl Thomas

A sermon that proclaims faith as the assurance of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen in the amazing grace that moved both Bartimaeus and John Newton to be able to claim â€œI was blind but now I see.â€

Category: Sermons Tags: Amazing Grace, assurance, Bartimaeus, beggar, blindness, conviction, Episcopal, faith, Grace, Hebrews 11, Hope, Jesus, John Newton, Justice, Mercy, orans position, sermon, singing, Woman flow of blood

My Final Sermon at St. Timothy’s Wilson NC – July 12, 2020

Posted on July 10, 2020 by William Carl Thomas

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My sermon celebrates the good soil that is St. Timothyâ€™s Episcopal Church, Wilson NC that finds a joyous post-Covid 19 outcome in the building and beyond.

Category: Liturgical Resources, Sermons Tags: baptism, bishopâ€™s visit, choir, Communion, Communion with Christ, Confirmation, coronavirus, custom M&Mâ€™s, Episcopal, Following Jesus, good soil, imagination, Last Sermon, mask, Matthew 25, packed church, Parable of the 10 Bridesmaids, Parable of the Talents, post-pandemic, Reaffirmation of faith, singing, when did we see you hungry

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The Twenty-Second Sunday After Pentecost Sermon – October 24, 2021

My Final Sermon at St. Timothy’s Wilson NC – July 12, 2020