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Sermons from St. George’s Episcopal Church in Nashville, where we receive, live, and share the abundant life of Jesus Christ.

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The Rev. J. Malone Gilliam: When Religion Blinds us to the Gospel

2026/09/27

“The tax-collectors and the prostitutes are entering the Kingdom of God ahead of you.”

The Rev. Jason Terhune: By What Authority?

2026/09/27

What is it that God is calling to you to in your daily life and work? "By what authority are you doing these things, and who gave you this authority?" (Matthew 21:23b). Sermon from The Table.

The Rev. J. Malone Gilliam: The Landowner and The Angry Young Man

2026/09/20

Sermon from The Table.

The Rev. Dr. David Barr: 17th Sunday after Pentecost

2026/09/20

Sermon from the 8:45am service.

The Rev. J. Malone Gilliam: The Unforgiving Servant: When a Parable’s Misunderstanding Hurts

2026/09/13

Forgiveness and scorekeeping fight for survival in the city. Sermon from the traditional service.

The Rev. Zachary Berry: 15th Sunday after Pentecost

2026/09/06

Sermon from The Table.

The Rev. Jason Terhune: 15th Sunday after Pentecost

2026/09/06

Sermon from the traditional service.

The Rev. Jason Terhune: 14th Sunday after Pentecost

2026/08/30

Sermon from The Table.

The Rev. Colin Ambrose: One Body in Christ

2026/08/30

Romans 12:4-21 In Romans 12, Paul describes the Church as one body in Christ — a community held together not by sameness, but by Christ himself. Our different gifts equip us for shared ministry, and together we make Christ visible in the world. Sermon from the traditional service.

The Rev. Sarah Condon: 13th Sunday after Pentecost

2026/08/23

Sermon from the 10:30am traditional service.

The Rev. J. Malone Gilliam: The Gates of Hades Shall Not Prevail

2026/08/23

“The imagery Jesus uses here is that the kingdom of sin and death cannot and will not hold back gospel’s life-giving advance.”

The Rev. Dr. David Barr: 12th Sunday after Pentecost

2026/08/16

Sermon from The Table

The Rev. J. Malone Gilliam: Let It Be

2026/08/16

“We default to a belief that I must contribute something to God for acceptance, a prayer, an act of kindness, or sacrificial service. These all result in our lack of trust in Christ’s promises to us.” Sermon from the traditional service.

The Rev. Dr. David Barr: 11th Sunday after Pentecost

2026/08/09

Sermon from the 10:30am traditional service.

The Rev. Colin Ambrose: It’s a Ghost!

2026/08/09

Matthew's account of Jesus walking on the water is more than a miracle story - it is a story about learning to recognize the living Christ. As our understanding of God is stretched, we are invited into deeper faith, greater wonder, and true worship. Matthew 14:22-33 Sermon from The Table.