St. Clair Community Church Podcast

Sunday's sermon from St. Clair Community Church

    On Sunday, Kate and Pastor John-Mark continued our summer series What Should We Bring? A series focusing on our values and practices, with today's being on prayer.   Podcasts over the summer will be mainly of the adult message, for a copy of our kids message please reach out to Julien.

We finally have a podcast this week! Our apologies folks, we had a few weeks of corrupted files that unfortunately did not make it.   On Sunday, Anne and Pastor John-Mark continued our summer series What Should We Bring? A series focusing on our values and practices, with today's being on prayer.  

On Sunday, Pastor John-Mark kicked off our summer series What Should We Bring?  Podcasts over the summer will be of the adult message, for a copy of our kids message please reach out to Julien. 

On Sunday Pastor John-Mark preached on the invitation and pursuit of holiness.

On Sunday, our newly minted, permanent, Lead Pastor John-Mark preached on how St. Clair's Values and Practices tie in with his philosophy of ministry and discipleship. 

On Sunday, Pastor J-M preached on Eph 4:1-6 and the character and content needed to practice unity. 

  On Sunday, Pastor J-M AND Lori preached on Jesus' high priestly prayer, the focus on unity within it and how to do it together.

  On Sunday, Pastor J-M preached on Jesus' high priestly prayer and the focus on unity within it.     To view our teaching notes: https://stclair.substack.com/    

  On Sunday, Pastor J-M preached on what it means for us to have the spirit of unity and how we are one body with Christ through the practice of communion.

On Sunday, Matt continued our new series with Lectio365. During the Season of Lent we'll be joining with other 24-7 Prayer churches worldwide to explore scripture and the witness of the Desert Fathers and Mothers. 

On Sunday, Julien continued our new series with Lectio365. During the Season of Lent we'll be joining with other 24-7 Prayer churches worldwide to explore scripture and the witness of the Desert Fathers and Mothers.    Series Discussion Notes: The 24/7 Network has provided a summary of the sermon and discussion questions for missional families or your own study. To view these notes check out any of our social media platforms. 

On Sunday, Pastor John Mark continued our new series with Lectio365. During the Season of Lent we'll be joining with other 24-7 Prayer churches worldwide to explore scripture and the witness of the Desert Fathers and Mothers.    Series Discussion Notes: The 24/7 Network has provided a summary of the sermon and discussion questions for missional families or your own study. To view these notes check out any of our social media platforms.     

    On Sunday, Andrew continued our new series with Lectio365. During the Season of Lent we'll be joining with other 24-7 Prayer churches worldwide to explore scripture and the witness of the Desert Fathers and Mothers.    Series Discussion Notes: The 24/7 Network has provided a summary of the sermon and discussion questions for missional families or your own study. To view these notes click here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vxRNsgZHG-iSOp98hWG6l3dF7cz0sCTl/view?usp=sharing   To listen to our podcast: https://stclaircommunitychurch.com/podcast/

    In a surprising turn of events, Julien opened up our new series with Lectio365. During the Season of Lent we'll be joining with other 24-7 Prayer churches worldwide to explore scripture and the witness of the Desert Fathers and Mothers. They were a radical counter-cultural movement that chose to live, work and pray away from civilised society, in the foreboding desert landscape during the third and fourth centuries AD. Far from being irrelevant to our situation today, the Desert Fathers and Mothers understood persecution, craved solitude and silence is a busy, noisy culture, and deeply desired the church to return to the teaching and lifestyle of Jesus and his disciples.   For us, the next forty days of Lent are a time to enter the wilderness with Christ, to push into prayer and deepen our spiritual formation. What better companions could there be for such a journey than these ancient, desert-dwelling, prayer warriors, whose witness echoes down the ages, and whose wisdom remains so relevant to our l

    On Sunday, John-Mark continued our series "Foolish Wisdom: A Study in First Corinthians." Paul's first letter to the Christians in the city of Corinth contains his thoughts on the good news of Jesus as God's "foolish wisdom." Paul's radical faith in the crucified Saviour challenges its hearers in the 1st and 21st Centuries. What insight and encouragement might we gain from "listening in" to Paul's five "essays" as we think about responding to the challenges of our own time: both within the Church and in Western culture?   To visit our teaching notes: https://stclair.substack.com/

On Sunday, John-Mark continued our series "Foolish Wisdom: A Study in First Corinthians." Paul's first letter to the Christians in the city of Corinth contains his thoughts on the good news of Jesus as God's "foolish wisdom." Paul's radical faith in the crucified Saviour challenges its hearers in the 1st and 21st Centuries. What insight and encouragement might we gain from "listening in" to Paul's five "essays" as we think about responding to the challenges of our own time: both within the Church and in Western culture?   To visit our teaching notes: https://stclair.substack.com/

    On Sunday, John-Mark continued our series "Foolish Wisdom: A Study in First Corinthians." Paul's first letter to the Christians in the city of Corinth contains his thoughts on the good news of Jesus as God's "foolish wisdom." Paul's radical faith in the crucified Saviour challenges its hearers in the 1st and 21st Centuries. What insight and encouragement might we gain from "listening in" to Paul's five "essays" as we think about responding to the challenges of our own time: both within the Church and in Western culture?   To visit our teaching notes: https://stclair.substack.com/

On Sunday, John-Mark continued our new series "Foolish Wisdom: A Study in First Corinthians." Paul's first letter to the Christians in the city of Corinth contains his thoughts on the good news of Jesus as God's "foolish wisdom." Paul's radical faith in the crucified Saviour challenges its hearers in the 1st and 21st Centuries. What insight and encouragement might we gain from "listening in" to Paul's five "essays" as we think about responding to the challenges of our own time: both within the Church and in Western culture?   To visit our teaching notes: https://stclair.substack.com/

On Sunday, John-Mark started our new series "Foolish Wisdom: A Study in First Corinthians." Paul's first letter to the Christians in the city of Corinth contains his thoughts on the good news of Jesus as God's "foolish wisdom." Paul's radical faith in the crucified Saviour challenges its hearers in the 1st and 21st Centuries. What insight and encouragement might we gain from "listening in" to Paul's five "essays" as we think about responding to the challenges of our own time: both within the Church and in Western culture?   To visit our teaching notes: https://stclair.substack.com/