Sermons from St. Andrew's, Kamloops

Simeon encounters the baby Jesus in the Temple and this meeting lets him leave in peace. Could it be that meeting Jesus will give us peace?

In a letter to the church at Philippi, Paul shares a recipe for God's peace.

Isaiah reminds us that our powerful and loving God shares strength with us.

From prison, Paul reminds us that God will provide for us.

In his letter to the suffering Christians at Rome Paul reminds them (and us) that God will always be with us, and that God is working for good in our difficult situations.

God won't abandon us when we wander away from God. God creates new possibilities for us to enjoy the relationships we were made for.

While some people think that God has only spoken in the past, the Bible teaches us that God continues to speak to God's people in many different ways. How might God be speaking to you?

The story of Jonah teaches us about God's compassionate character that God calls us to embrace.

On All Saints Sunday, we remember all the 'characters' we have loved, even as we explore God's character.

Hannah shows us how to respond when the future looks dim.