Sermons at St. Dunstan's

Weekly sermons from St. Dunstan’s Anglican Church in Largo, Florida. Rooted in Scripture, shaped by Anglican tradition, and centered on Jesus Christ, these sermons are preached by Fr. Michael Strachan and guest clergy to encourage faith, deepen understanding, and proclaim the gospel.

Sermons at St. Dunstan's is a religion podcast hosted by St. Dunstan's Anglican Church, with 48 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.

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  Chaos and Christ

  Aug 9, 2026—

  Scripture: Matthew 14:22–33 Fr. Michael reflects on Matthew 14 and the story of Jesus walking on the water, asking why the early Church remembered not only Christ's power over the wind and waves, but also Peter's failure in the midst of the storm. The wind and waves of life are real, and following Jesus does not mean we will escape them. But when chaos surrounds us, we can keep our eyes fixed on Christ—the one who brings order to chaos, whom the wind and waves obey, and who will see us safely through the storm. Rather than waiting until life is at its hardest, we can begin now to develop habits of prayer, Scripture, and Christian community that teach us to keep our focus on Jesus.

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  The Sufferings of this Present Time

  Jul 19, 2026—

  Scripture: Romans 8:18–25 Why does God allow suffering? And what hope does the Christian have in the middle of it? In Romans 8:18–25, Fr. Michael Strachan explains that Scripture never promises a life free from suffering. Instead, the Christian life follows the pattern of Christ Himself: the cross comes before the resurrection. As God's people journey toward the new creation, we live with confident hope that our present sufferings are temporary and that Christ will one day make all things new. Fr. Michael explores the Christian understanding of suffering, resurrection, the renewal of creation, and the unshakable hope found in Jesus Christ.

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  Out Among the Wolves

  Jun 21, 2026—

  📖 Scripture: Matthew 10:16-33 Jesus never promised His followers safety. He promised His presence. Drawing from Matthew 10:16–33, Pastor John Howell explores Jesus' startling words: "I am sending you out as sheep among wolves." Throughout Scripture, God's faithful servants speak the truth, endure opposition, and trust the goodness of God in the midst of suffering. Rather than responding to fear with power, control, or retaliation, Christians are called to walk the way of the Good Shepherd—bearing witness to Christ through courage, faithfulness, and love. The way of the disciple is not the way of the wolf. It is the way of the cross. As followers of Jesus, we are called to trust God's goodness, resist fear, and remember that our victory is found not in cultural dominance, but in Christ alone.

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  The Calling & The Sending

  Jun 14, 2026—

  📖 Scripture: Exodus 9:1–8, Matthew 9:35–10:15 God has always called His people for a purpose. In this sermon, Fr. Luis traces the connection between God's call to Israel at Mount Sinai and Jesus sending out His disciples in Matthew's Gospel. The same God who called Israel to be His treasured possession continues to call and send His people today. As followers of Christ, we are invited into God's Kingdom and sent into the world to proclaim His presence through lives marked by faith, generosity, peace, and service. The Kingdom of God is not merely a future promise—it is breaking into the present through the work of Christ and the witness of His people. What does it mean to live as one who has been called and sent? And what "golden calves" might be keeping us from fully embracing God's mission?

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  What God Desires

  Jun 7, 2026—

  📖 Scripture: Hosea 5:15–6:6; Matthew 9:9–13 What does God truly desire from His people? Fr. Michael explores Jesus' words in Matthew 9:13: "I desire mercy, and not sacrifice." Drawing from Hosea 6:6, he unpacks the rich biblical meaning of hesed—God's steadfast goodness, kindness, and mercy—and challenges us to consider whether we truly know God or simply know things about Him. As Christians enter the ordinary rhythms of life and discipleship, we are invited to move beyond self-righteousness and religious performance toward a life shaped by the same mercy God has shown us.

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