St John's Shaughnessy Anglican Church, Vancouver is a community of Christians dedicated to the exposition and teaching of the Word of God, to the spreading of the good news of the Gospel at home and abroad, and to the application of God's purpose in our own lives and families.
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In this section you can listen to online sermons, search for a specific sermon using the links to the left, or listen to Learners' Exchange audio recordings. For some sermon series, Bible studies and guides can be found in the resources section. Clicking the sermon links below will launch your media player and the sermon will begin.
These are original sermons given at St. John’s by our clergy team and guest speakers. Please feel free to use these audio files and to redistribute them to others without alteration and without charge. Some audio files include material in addition to the sermon.
God's Mighty WordRev. Daniel Gifford - Feb 28, 2010 |
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Conversations with a Skeptic Pt 1Rev. Jim Salladin - Feb 28, 2010 |
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A Long Journey in the WordRev. Daniel Gifford - Feb 21, 2010 |
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Film, Faith and LoveHilarious! I laughed so hard I had a hard time sitting straight as Aaron shared his early experiences in trying to get expand Hilarious! I laughed so hard I had a hard time sitting straight as Aaron shared his early experiences in trying to get a girlfriend. We are presented with picture windows into three of his favourite love movies. And finally we learn three great lessons about true love. Rated five stars – a must hear if you don't know who Jesus is. back Aaron Roberts - Feb 14, 2010 |
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Who is Lisa Really?Eric Thurston - Feb 14, 2010 |
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The Gospel Turns the World Upside DownIn this passage, we see the geographical move of the Gospel. The Gospel moves forward during persecution, and also during expand In this passage, we see the geographical move of the Gospel. The Gospel moves forward during persecution, and also during peace. Bishop Charlie Masters gives us two important questions to consider: (1) What was the response of the people in this passage? (2) What do we do with this? back Ven. Charlie Masters - Feb 7, 2010 |
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Preaching and Prison in PhilippiThis was the beginning of the second missionary journey. There are two parts to this: (1) How God directs the spread expand This was the beginning of the second missionary journey. There are two parts to this: (1) How God directs the spread of His Gospel, and (2) How God empowers the spreading of His Gospel. We saw that all major areas that Paul had in mind were taken off the map by the Holy Spirit. However, this didn't cause Paul and his companions to pack up and go home. Instead they walked obediently over 200 miles, not knowing where they were being lead. The invasion of Europe by the Gospel was not what Paul had in mind. back Keith Ganzer - Jan 31, 2010 |
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Unity in the Holy SpiritThe Gentile mission was never the plan of the early Christians. The Book of Acts was entirely a Spirit-lead mission. expand The Gentile mission was never the plan of the early Christians. The Book of Acts was entirely a Spirit-lead mission. Bishop Stephen Leung offers two lessons: (1) Do not be a stumbling block, restrictions cause rebellion, (2) God will always fix or heal in a way that is beyond our imagination. And finally, we are called to... back Bishop Stephen Leung - Jan 24, 2010 |
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Tribulations and the Kingdom of GodHow do we as a church have a Christian message to the world? Keith Ganzer offers six qualities from this passage. How do we as a church have a Christian message to the world? Keith Ganzer offers six qualities from this passage. back Keith Ganzer - Jan 17, 2010 |
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A Light to the GentilesA big shift takes place in this chapter. The church moves out from Jerusalem as Paul takes the Gospel out. 'Christian expand A big shift takes place in this chapter. The church moves out from Jerusalem as Paul takes the Gospel out. 'Christian' was a derogatory term, but it is significant because people knew that Christians centered themselves on Christ. The Christians in this passage knew that they were the key witnesses of Jesus, to take the Gospel to the ends of the world. There are four reasons why their mission was successful... back Rev. Daniel Gifford - Jan 10, 2010 |
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New CreationCan you drink the cup of suffering? When you live in the bracket of suffering or loss, you cannot see the rest of God expand Can you drink the cup of suffering? When you live in the bracket of suffering or loss, you cannot see the rest of God's purpose. We see Peter surviving the sword despite the great lengths that Herod went to ensure he would die. Most of us believe that we would be like Peter here and not James, that we would have a happy ending — but a happy ending for who? Our chief end is to glorify God, and it will not necessarily be a happy one for us, but it will exceed our own imagination... back Bishop Trevor Walters - Dec 13, 2009 |
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New PurposeRev. Daniel Gifford - Dec 6, 2009 |
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New ManRev. Jim Salladin - Nov 29, 2009 |
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New LifeRev. Daniel Gifford - Nov 22, 2009 |
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New MissionCanon Dr. J. I. Packer - Nov 15, 2009 |
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