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St. Patrick Presbyterian Church, EPC

St. Patrick Presbyterian Church, EPC

Sermon podcasts of St. Patrick Presbyterian Church in Collierville, TN (from 2017 forward). Check out our old podcast for sermons prior to 2017 - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/st-patrick-presbyterian-church/id860820566?mt=2

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40:28

Humility and Exaltation

St. Patrick Presbyterian Church, EPC ·

2025/02/02

Allie and I were in our early 20’s when we had our first child, Cecily. It was a lot of fun and truly exhausting, but I got the sense after a while that I may have “hacked” parenting. Surely all babies were the same, and now that I knew “The Method,” it was time to add another. When Eloise came along, I learned that there are actually two different kinds of baby. Whereas Baby Type A needed structure, Baby Type B needed a bit more flexibility. It was like yin and yang. Two different kinds of baby

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40:28

Humility and Exaltation

St. Patrick Presbyterian Church, EPC ·

2025/02/02

Allie and I were in our early 20’s when we had our first child, Cecily. It was a lot of fun and truly exhausting, but I got the sense after a while that I may have “hacked” parenting. Surely all babies were the same, and now that I knew “The Method,” it was time to add another. When Eloise came along, I learned that there are actually two different kinds of baby. Whereas Baby Type A needed structure, Baby Type B needed a bit more flexibility. It was like yin and yang. Two different kinds of baby

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43:00

Celebrators of the Lost Ark

St. Patrick Presbyterian Church, EPC ·

2025/01/26

As many of you know, I’m a little over a year away (Lord willing) from completing a Doctor of Ministry degree on spiritual formation in the works of C.S. Lewis. That’s why you may have been thinking to yourself, “Man, that guy talks about C.S. Lewis a lot.” Yes, I do. About as much as psychic chai farmer talks about tea leaves, I would imagine. There’s a reason I chose Lewis studies, despite my fear that it was a little too “on the nose” for someone like me, and possibly a bit overdeveloped a field

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43:00

Celebrators of the Lost Ark

St. Patrick Presbyterian Church, EPC ·

2025/01/26

As many of you know, I’m a little over a year away (Lord willing) from completing a Doctor of Ministry degree on spiritual formation in the works of C.S. Lewis. That’s why you may have been thinking to yourself, “Man, that guy talks about C.S. Lewis a lot.” Yes, I do. About as much as psychic chai farmer talks about tea leaves, I would imagine. There’s a reason I chose Lewis studies, despite my fear that it was a little too “on the nose” for someone like me, and possibly a bit overdeveloped a field

en

39:23

Covenant Friendship

St. Patrick Presbyterian Church, EPC ·

2025/01/19

I’m sure that my first introduction to Robin Hood was Disney’s charming fox. It’s honestly a pretty faithful telling of the myth, (maybe even more so because of all the talking animals). But in the Year of our Lord 1991, when I was a mere second grader, there was just one Robin Hood: Kevin Costner as the Prince of Thieves. We were not a movie-going family, but the theaters advertised their hopeful blockbusters on broadcast television, and they really sold this one. The trailer ended with a shot from

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39:23

Covenant Friendship

St. Patrick Presbyterian Church, EPC ·

2025/01/19

I’m sure that my first introduction to Robin Hood was Disney’s charming fox. It’s honestly a pretty faithful telling of the myth, (maybe even more so because of all the talking animals). But in the Year of our Lord 1991, when I was a mere second grader, there was just one Robin Hood: Kevin Costner as the Prince of Thieves. We were not a movie-going family, but the theaters advertised their hopeful blockbusters on broadcast television, and they really sold this one. The trailer ended with a shot from

en

39:39

A New Kind of King

St. Patrick Presbyterian Church, EPC ·

2025/01/12

I looked at my phone as it hung on the magnetic charger the other night, before I turned over to go to sleep, and thought something was off. It sits there in this miraculous thing that wirelessly charges my watch, phone, and AirPods. A glorious invention, a three-in-one. No plethora of wires hanging out of the drawer like snakes getting all tangled up. I love it so much I bought a new one over Christmas because my other one, while it worked, had a crack in the arm that held the phone, and so it sort

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39:39

A New Kind of King

St. Patrick Presbyterian Church, EPC ·

2025/01/12

I looked at my phone as it hung on the magnetic charger the other night, before I turned over to go to sleep, and thought something was off. It sits there in this miraculous thing that wirelessly charges my watch, phone, and AirPods. A glorious invention, a three-in-one. No plethora of wires hanging out of the drawer like snakes getting all tangled up. I love it so much I bought a new one over Christmas because my other one, while it worked, had a crack in the arm that held the phone, and so it sort

en

36:18

The King is Dead

St. Patrick Presbyterian Church, EPC ·

2025/01/05

It is abrupt, to say the least. When reading I Chronicles, after slogging through nine chapters of lists of people, suddenly and unexpectedly you are whisked away into a narrative about the death of the king. I mean, you have been lulled to sleep by names you can’t pronounce, skimming over the names at times, glancing to the bottom of the page to see how long it will go on. And then this?!—The king is dead. Make no mistake about it, chapter ten is about one thing: the King is dead. (It reminds me of

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36:18

The King is Dead

St. Patrick Presbyterian Church, EPC ·

2025/01/05

It is abrupt, to say the least. When reading I Chronicles, after slogging through nine chapters of lists of people, suddenly and unexpectedly you are whisked away into a narrative about the death of the king. I mean, you have been lulled to sleep by names you can’t pronounce, skimming over the names at times, glancing to the bottom of the page to see how long it will go on. And then this?!—The king is dead. Make no mistake about it, chapter ten is about one thing: the King is dead. (It reminds me of

en

41:16

Only The Lover Sings

St. Patrick Presbyterian Church, EPC ·

2024/12/29

Greetings from the calendar-less abyss of the week between Christmas and New Years! I’m excited to share that St. Patrick is going to spend a significant chunk of 2025 in a single book of the Bible. Most of us are just familiar enough with the Bible that we know that 1 Chronicles is a book that begins with nine chapters of tedious genealogies and then peppers in several more along the way, just for good measure. It’s one of the places people simply give up on their chronological reading plans. Most

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41:16

Only The Lover Sings

St. Patrick Presbyterian Church, EPC ·

2024/12/29

Greetings from the calendar-less abyss of the week between Christmas and New Years! I’m excited to share that St. Patrick is going to spend a significant chunk of 2025 in a single book of the Bible. Most of us are just familiar enough with the Bible that we know that 1 Chronicles is a book that begins with nine chapters of tedious genealogies and then peppers in several more along the way, just for good measure. It’s one of the places people simply give up on their chronological reading plans. Most

en

35:34

Peace in our Grief and Loneliness

St. Patrick Presbyterian Church, EPC ·

2024/12/22

Grief is a lonely and sad place. Though it is a natural response to loss, grief can shatter our peace like a sledgehammer. The sobering fact is, we are all one phone call away from it. This week we find ourselves with the disciples as Jesus is telling them he is going away, and we see the disciples in the throes of grief and loneliness with Jesus’ words. As we have seen, times like Christmas turn up the volume on our expectations of happiness. The expectations we have built around the Christmas

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35:34

Peace in our Grief and Loneliness

St. Patrick Presbyterian Church, EPC ·

2024/12/22

Grief is a lonely and sad place. Though it is a natural response to loss, grief can shatter our peace like a sledgehammer. The sobering fact is, we are all one phone call away from it. This week we find ourselves with the disciples as Jesus is telling them he is going away, and we see the disciples in the throes of grief and loneliness with Jesus’ words. As we have seen, times like Christmas turn up the volume on our expectations of happiness. The expectations we have built around the Christmas

en

42:54

Not Even His Brothers Believed

St. Patrick Presbyterian Church, EPC ·

2024/12/15

I didn’t grow up with brothers, having been providentially flanked on either side by siblings of the fairer sex. My sisters were (and are) fierce, uncommonly beautiful, and socially graced bringers of social and domestic order. They exercised their influence in working alongside our mother to civilize me in ways for which my wife, who took over the impossible mantle, is forever grateful. They initiated me into a world of subtext and subtleties that has been very helpful to me as a father of

en

42:54

Not Even His Brothers Believed

St. Patrick Presbyterian Church, EPC ·

2024/12/15

I didn’t grow up with brothers, having been providentially flanked on either side by siblings of the fairer sex. My sisters were (and are) fierce, uncommonly beautiful, and socially graced bringers of social and domestic order. They exercised their influence in working alongside our mother to civilize me in ways for which my wife, who took over the impossible mantle, is forever grateful. They initiated me into a world of subtext and subtleties that has been very helpful to me as a father of

en

32:16

Financial Peace

St. Patrick Presbyterian Church, EPC ·

2024/12/08

Nothing can wreck our peace and fill us with anxiety like money—yes, filthy lucre! It is a big factor as we come into this season of Advent. Let’s admit it, Christmas costs a lot of money! Not just the gifts, but all the parties with friends and family gatherings. When we entertain people we haven’t seen in a long time or invite cherished friends over in a gesture of love and gratitude, we do not tend to serve peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. So, is it possible to enter and enjoy this season of

en

32:16

Financial Peace

St. Patrick Presbyterian Church, EPC ·

2024/12/08

Nothing can wreck our peace and fill us with anxiety like money—yes, filthy lucre! It is a big factor as we come into this season of Advent. Let’s admit it, Christmas costs a lot of money! Not just the gifts, but all the parties with friends and family gatherings. When we entertain people we haven’t seen in a long time or invite cherished friends over in a gesture of love and gratitude, we do not tend to serve peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. So, is it possible to enter and enjoy this season of

en

44:55

Peace In The Chaos

St. Patrick Presbyterian Church, EPC ·

2024/12/01

I just read about the number of people going through the Memphis airport this weekend. It is mind boggling. With air travel what it is, that is a lot of anxiety in one place. Thanksgiving is the most traveled holiday of the year. It kicks off a season of joy, to be sure, but also one filled with hustle and bustle—chaos! This Sunday we begin the season of Advent, and we will be talking about the Prince of Peace—the one who is Peace in himself and brings peace to his people. We are doing this for two

en

44:55

Peace In The Chaos

St. Patrick Presbyterian Church, EPC ·

2024/12/01

I just read about the number of people going through the Memphis airport this weekend. It is mind boggling. With air travel what it is, that is a lot of anxiety in one place. Thanksgiving is the most traveled holiday of the year. It kicks off a season of joy, to be sure, but also one filled with hustle and bustle—chaos! This Sunday we begin the season of Advent, and we will be talking about the Prince of Peace—the one who is Peace in himself and brings peace to his people. We are doing this for two

en

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