Service & Sermon Recordings

Community of Faith

Our job is not to Lord judgment over others, but to be those light bearers in the world, helping others

Sermon: Easter Day

For only kindness can win the world for kindness, only generosity can win the world for generosity, and only love

The Good Friday Cry of Victory

The Rev. Brandon C. Ashcraft Good Friday, Year B / John 18:1—19:42. April 18, 2025 Trinity Church in the City

Do You Love Jesus

Palm Sunday Michael Battle Trinity Church Boston April 13, 2025 Lectionary: Philippians 2:5-11; Luke 19:28-40; and Luke 22:14-23:56 When my

Life is Short

During these waning days of Lent, with only scattered palms ahead of us, we can deny the accusation of our

Heirs Of Blessing

See what the eldest son fails to recognize: we always tend the fatted calf for our brother’s return. We receive

The Very Rev. Dr. Cynthia Briggs Kittredge

Although fear of divine punishment may no longer motivate us today, to turn around, to repent, to say "I'm sorry",

Turning Toward Our True Mother

How remarkable that the almighty Son of God eschews the regal image of the lion, or the mighty image of

Jesus, Indiana Jones, And All Of Us

By Jesus’ model, when the world turns to selfishness and judgment, we do not overcome those trials by returning aggression

Letting go to live more fully

As we enter into this season of Lent, what lies and falsehoods will you let go of and how will

A brief shining moment, and then…

This is why we do this. This is why we gather together, and this practice of holding one another in

Why We Love Our Enemies

The miracle is this: Jesus knows how to win in such a way that no one should lose.

The Plain Truth About Wealth

Despite the story the world tells us, blessing cannot be measured by material possessions, corporate titles, prestigious degrees, or anything

Annual Parish Address & Sermon: Proclaiming The Good News Of Trinity Church

To continue the growth of these last years, we must now accompany the widening of our congregation, with a deepening

A Light Unto the Nations

Every 5-6 years February 2nd, the Feast of the Presentation, falls on a Sunday. The day where Simeon and Anna

Spunky, Feral and a Survivor

Sensing—knowing—believing—you can choose your own adventure here-- that the divine is not away from us, not on some far-off horizon,

Sermon: Postcards From The Edge

Whatever their social or emotional or partisan track, I recognize these postcards from the edge of a new political season

Sermon: The Eternity Of A Moment

Sharing in the eternity of the Eucharistic table, we stand and kneel with all those who have done the same

Sermon: Magi, Making Lists and Following Hope

At the turn of the calendar year, we start a new church season, too. How will you make the journey

Sermon: Our Great Story

From the one who was before time and will be beyond time, God is present here, now, in this room

Sermon: Both Sides, Now

We can still claim our share in her resilience – a defiant optimism, a hope like steel – when she

Mess, Grace and Market Basket

The mystery of Christ among us—Emmanuel with us—Jesus born here and now—is only real if we believe that the incarnation—the

Sermon: The Good News of Judgment

By confronting the darkness, we are set free from the delusion that we humans can extricate ourselves from the sin

Sermon: Good Things Can Come From Hard Times

When we make straight Christ’s paths, we set ourselves on the high road of mercy, peace, and love – and

Sermon: The Season of Vulnerability

Jesus is speaking not to scare the disciples into believing but to remind them that even in the darkest of

Sermon: Marvel The Mystery

Pull up the fences of our ordinary days and ponder the what-if’s … dare the what’s-beyond’s … and muse the

Sermon: I Believe in a Path

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds found me during my senior year of high school. Over the years, I have