Field Notes: Stories from St. Martin's

Sermons, teaching, and interviews from St. Martin-in-the-Fields Episcopal Church in Keller, Texas.We seek to proclaim the Good New of Jesus Christ, so that the people of northeast Tarrant County and beyond might know they are loved by God.

Field Notes: Stories from St. Martin's is a religion podcast hosted by St Martin-in-the-Fields Episcopal Church, with 111 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

St Martin-in-the-Fields Episcopal Church hosts Field Notes: Stories from St. Martin's, a religion show with 111 episodes published.

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  The Faith That Shocked Jesus: The Canaanite Woman’s Radical Courage

  Aug 17, 202611 min

  In this powerful sermon, William Pearson explores the encounter between Jesus and the Canaanite woman in the Gospel of Matthew [00:03]. Set right after Jesus' teaching on ritual purity, this story reveals a radical, boundary-breaking faith that confronts social hierarchies, prejudice, and human expectations [00:26].Discover how a mother's desperate love and unrelenting faith allowed her to glimpse the Kingdom of God—and what it teaches us about overcoming the barriers in our own lives today [04:22]. Scripture Focus: Matthew 15 Speaker: William Pearson⛪ Church: St. Martin-in-the-Fields Episcopal Church

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  God In The Silence

  Aug 10, 202612 min

  The Reverend Ellen Singer delivers the sermon for the 11th Sunday after Pentecost, "God in the Silence".

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  What Happens When You Offer God Your Nothing?

  Aug 3, 202612 min

  In 1897 a group of Texas educators went looking for a cooler place to hold a summer school. Boulder, Colorado, won the contract. The trouble was the site: a bare mesa at the foot of the mountains with nothing on it but grass and rock and a view. Thousands of people would soon board trains in Fort Worth, ride north, and arrive at the end of a long journey, hungry. Boulder had fifty three days.Hold that hillside, because it is where the Gospel starts.Jesus has just heard that John the Baptist is dead. He gets in a boat looking for a deserted place to grieve, and the crowds follow him around the shore on foot. Thousands of them. Grieving and exhausted, he looks at them and his stomach turns over with mercy. Evening comes and the disciples do the math and bring him the only sensible plan anyone has: send them away. Jesus says no. They need not go away. And when the disciples protest that five loaves and two fish is nothing, he does not tell them to try harder or find more. He says, bring them here to me.This sermon is about what God does with our nothing. Everyone ate. Everyone was filled. And there were twelve baskets left over, more at the end than at the beginning, which is not arithmetic. That is what God is like. Nobody on that grass was asked where they came from, or whether they had earned it, or whether they had done the right things. Jesus fed a crowd he never vetted. Thank God, because if he had, none of us would be at this table.Empty hands are not a disqualification. Empty hands are what Jesus asks for.Reading: Matthew 14:13-21 (Proper 13)Preached on Call to Feed the Hungry SundaySt. Martin's Episcopal Church, Keller, Texas

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  God Likes You

  Jul 20, 202621 min

  The Rev. Dr. Sean Neil of Grace Lutheran delivers the sermon for the 8th Sunday after Pentecost, "God Likes You!"

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  Praying For Rain

  Jul 20, 202613 min

  The Reverend Ellen Singer preaches her sermon for the 7th Sunday after Pentecost.

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