St. Andrew's Anglican Church Sermons

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Are you searching for Truth? Do you want to be a disciple of Jesus Christ? These weekly sermons from Saint Andrew's Anglican Church (www.standrewsky.org) in Versailles, KY, will help you grow in your faith and devotion to Jesus Christ, the King of kings and Lord of lords. Rev. Ben Wulpi, the Rector of St. Andrew's, delivers most of these messages, but we occasionally hear from others as well.St. Andrew's Anglican Church in Versailles, KY, exists to glorify Jesus Christ as a community of disciples on mission. Find out more and connect with us at standrewsky.org or on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/standrewsanglicanchurch2004.

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Who Do You Say that I Am?
7d ago
In this sermon from the Thirteenth Sunday after Pentecost, 2026, Rev. Deacon Ryan Mullis preaches on this ultimate question of Jesus that He asks to His disciples, and to us. Matthew 16:13-20The post Who Do You Say that I Am? first appeared on St. Andrew's Anglican Church.
Of Dogs and Crumbs and Great Faith
14d ago
In this sermon from August 16th, 2026 (12th Sunday after Pentecost, year A), Rev. Ben preaches on this troublesome passage of Jesus’ encounter with the Canaanite woman. As this desperate woman comes in faith, Jesus’ seeming rejection is actually an invitation to show the deeper grounds of faith–humble, persistent trust in Him. Matthew 15:21-28 The post Of Dogs and Crumbs and Great Faith first appeared on St. Andrew's Anglican Church.
Grace. Faith. Grace.
21d ago
In this sermon from August 9th, 2026, Rev. Ben preaches on Jesus walking on the water. The Lord of the waters reveals Himself to us as an act of grace, and invites us to a step of faith on the water with Him. And even when our faith fails, He is there to pick us up. This dynamic of grace and faith at work is illustrative for us in our Christian lives. Matthew 14:22-33Jonah 2Psalm 29The post Grace. Faith. Grace. first appeared on St. Andrew's Anglican Church.
Can God Prepare a Table in the Wilderness?
28d ago
In this sermon from the 10th Sunday after Pentecost, Rev. Ben draws on the question asked in Psalm 78–Can God Prepare a Table in the Wilderness?–to show how Jesus does do just that with the feeding of the 5,000 in Matthew 14:13-21. Jesus shows the character of God to give, and give abundantly, even when we are skeptical or anxious. If He did so back then, He can do so for us today.The post Can God Prepare a Table in the Wilderness? first appeared on St. Andrew's Anglican Church.
There is Nothing More Valuable than Jesus
1mo ago
In this sermon from the Ninth Sunday after Pentecost in 2026, Rev. Pete Matthews takes another look at Matthew 13 and Romans 8. Jesus‘ parable of the hidden treasure illustrates that there is nothing more valuable than Jesus (and, after the Father, there is nothing more valuable to Jesus than us). Matthew 13:31-33,44-50Romans 8:26-34The post There is Nothing More Valuable than Jesus first appeared on St. Andrew's Anglican Church.
Hope for Christians in the Already-and-not-yet
1mo ago
In this sermon from the Eighth Sunday after Pentecost in 2026, Scott Swier takes a further look at Matthew 13 and Romans 8. Jesus‘ parable of the wheat and weeds teaches us that God is waiting to bring his eternal kingdom because of His patience and desire to show mercy. Romans 8 points Christians past their present sufferings to a glorious future hope. Together, these texts provide hope for Christians who wait for God‘s coming kingdom. Matthew 13:24-30, 34-43Romans 8:18-25The post Hope for Christians in the Already-and-not-yet first appeared on St. Andrew's Anglican Church.
The Sower, the Seed, the Soil, and the Spirit
1mo ago
In this sermon from the Seventh Sunday after Pentecost in 2026, Deacon Daniel takes a look at the Parable of the Sower in Matthew 13 along with Romans 8 and sees that the Holy Spirit both gives us confidence as we struggle to grow in faithfulness and works to produce the fruits of the faith that is growing. Matthew 13:1-9,18-23Romans 8:7-17The post The Sower, the Seed, the Soil, and the Spirit first appeared on St. Andrew's Anglican Church.
Freedom in Christ
1mo ago
In this sermon from the Sixth Sunday after Pentecost in 2026 (and also Independence Day weekend), Rev. Ben preaches on freedom, particularly the deeper freedom that we have in Christ — freedom from the tyranny of sin and freedom to love. Zechariah 9:9-12Romans 7:21-8:6Matthew 11:25-30The post Freedom in Christ first appeared on St. Andrew's Anglican Church.
The Sword and the Cross
2mo ago
In this sermon from the Fifth Sunday after Pentecost in 2026, Rev. Ben preaches on the third section of Jesus’ “Missionary Discourse” in Matthew 10, where the Lord states that He comes not to bring peace to the earth, but a sword. His ministry is divisive because of the all-encompassing demands He places on His followers, demands which we cannot be worthy of unless we pick up our cross to follow Him, and be made new. Matthew 10:34-42The post The Sword and the Cross first appeared on St. Andrew's Anglican Church.
The Prophetic Call of the Church
2mo ago
In this sermon from the Fourth Sunday after Pentecost, 2026, Rev. Ben continues the theme from last week’s sermon about what the church is here for. The church is built on the foundation of the apostles and the prophets, with Christ Jesus himself as the cornerstone, and this week, Ben focuses on the prophetic calling of the church, to speak the truth in love to the world that is rejecting Jesus. This will come at a cost, but He himself is our comfort. Jeremiah 20:7-13 Matthew 10:16-33The post The Prophetic Call of the Church first appeared on St. Andrew's Anglican Church.
Saved to be Loved, and Sent
2mo ago
In this sermon from the 3rd Sunday after Pentecost, 2026, Rev. Ben preaches on knowing who we are as the church. Drawing from Exodus 19:1-8 and Matthew 9:35-10:15 in the lectionary, he shows how we, the people of God, are saved in order to be loved, and we are saved in order to be sent. The church is meant to be an embassy, an outpost of the Kingdom of God here on earth, and we are Christ’s ambassadors.The post Saved to be Loved, and Sent first appeared on St. Andrew's Anglican Church.
Press on to Know the Lord
2mo ago
In this sermon from the 2nd Sunday after Pentecost, 2026, Rev. Ben preaches from the prophet Hosea, and God’s call to confess, repent, and be broken before Him, so that He might heal us. Jesus makes the connection to this passage in our Gospel reading, showing that this is exactly who He has come for. Hosea 5:15-6:6 Matthew 9:9-13The post Press on to Know the Lord first appeared on St. Andrew's Anglican Church.
To Know the Trinity
3mo ago
On this Trinity Sunday of 2026, Rev. Ben brings in some extra help from Athanasius (the hamster) to preach on the ways in which we can know God as the Holy Trinity. Drawing from Genesis 1 and Matthew 28, he discusses how we can know God because we are made in His image and baptized into His name, and recommends a spiritual practice for us to grow in our communion with the Holy Trinity. Genesis 1 Matthew 28:16-20The post To Know the Trinity first appeared on St. Andrew's Anglican Church.
Union and Unity in the Spirit
3mo ago
Beginning with a reading from Acts 2 in many different languages (Latin, Spanish, Greek, German, Swahili, Slovak, and English with American Sign Language), Rev. Ben preaches on this Pentecost Sunday how the Holy Spirit brings us into union with Jesus individually, and therefore we can have unity with one another. Our unity in the Spirit is a true unity, unlike the unity of those building the tower of Babel in rebellion against God. Acts 2:1-21,41-42,46-47 Genesis 11:1-9The post Union and Unity in the Spirit first appeared on St. Andrew's Anglican Church.
Still Confused
3mo ago
In this sermon on the Sunday after the Ascension in 2026, Deacon Ryan speaks on the Ascension of Jesus and how it corrects our common confusions about Him, ourselves, and our world. Acts 1:6-14The post Still Confused first appeared on St. Andrew's Anglican Church.
Always Be Prepared
3mo ago
In this sermon from the 6th Sunday of Easter in 2026, Rev. Ben continues to preach through 1 Peter, and on this passage he speaks on our call to engage a hostile world with the Gospel, where we will encounter resistance and mockery. Peter tells us to not be afraid, but to honor Christ the Lord as holy, and always be prepared to make a defense for our faith. Ben concludes with some helpful questions for us to reflect on as we go: Are you living a life that makes people ask? What makes it hard for you to share your faith? Where does that fear come from and how can you give it over to the Lord? A
Identity. Purpose. Mission.
3mo ago
In this sermon on the Fifth Sunday of Easter, 2026, Rev. Ben preached from 1 Peter 2 this word of proclamation and exhortation, where the apostle Peter wrote about who we are in Christ, and how we are to live into that calling. The identity we have received as a gift gives us a deep sense of purpose, which launches us out into mission in the world. 1 Peter 2:1-12The post Identity. Purpose. Mission. first appeared on St. Andrew's Anglican Church.
He Makes Himself Known
4mo ago
In this sermon on the 3rd Sunday of Easter, 2026, Rev. Ben preaches on the road to Emmaus event in Luke 24, on why Jesus sometimes hides Himself, and how He makes Himself known through Word and Sacrament. Luke 24:13-35The post He Makes Himself Known first appeared on St. Andrew's Anglican Church.
The Stone is Rolled Away
4mo ago
In this sermon from Easter 2026, Rev. Ben preaches on why the stone was rolled away–not so that Jesus could get out, but so that we could get in, so that we might see, and believe, and enter into eternal life. Matthew 28:1-10The post The Stone is Rolled Away first appeared on St. Andrew's Anglican Church.
The Man on the Cross
4mo ago
In this sermon from Good Friday, 2026, Sid Johnson preaches on the centrality of the cross for our faith. Hebrews 10:1-25 John 19:1-37The post The Man on the Cross first appeared on St. Andrew's Anglican Church.
A Mandate of Love
4mo ago
In this sermon from Maundy Thursday of 2026, Rev. Ben speaks on the mandate (mandatum) we have been given on this night, when Jesus humbled himself to serve His disciples, and commanded us to do the same. John 13:1-15The post A Mandate of Love first appeared on St. Andrew's Anglican Church.
Disappointment with God – A Palm Sunday sermon
5mo ago
On this Palm Sunday of 2026, Deacon Daniel preaches on the abrupt attitude shift of the crowds throughout Holy Week, because they are disappointed with who this Messiah ends up being. Often, this can reflect our own disappointments with God, which can blind us to what He is actually doing. Matthew 21:1-11 Matthew 27The post Disappointment with God – A Palm Sunday sermon first appeared on St. Andrew's Anglican Church.
His Glory, Our Good
5mo ago
In this sermon on the Fifth Sunday in Lent, 2026, Rev. Ben preaches on the raising of Lazarus in John 11, and how Jesus shows us that these works done for His glory are also for our good. He shows us this in how he waits, weeps, and wins in our lives. John 11:1-44The post His Glory, Our Good first appeared on St. Andrew's Anglican Church.
Judgment for Healing
5mo ago
In this sermon on the fourth Sunday in Lent of 2026, Rev. Ben preaches on the miraculous sign in John chapter 9, where Jesus heals a man born blind. In what can be called a lived-out parable, Jesus gives the point of it all in verse 39: It was for judgment He has come into this world, that the blind may see and those who see may become blind. Ben explores this meaning and how the judgment of Jesus is for our healing and our salvation. John 9The post Judgment for Healing first appeared on St. Andrew's Anglican Church.
Harden Not Your Hearts
5mo ago
In this sermon from the 3rd Sunday in Lent, 2026, Rev. Ben preaches on all four of our lectionary texts, with the theme coming from Psalm 95 — harden not your hearts. He explores what a hardened heart does and the consequences, how a heart becomes hardened, and what Jesus does to hardened hearts. The other texts were Exodus 17:1-7; Romans 1:16-32; and John 4:1-26.The post Harden Not Your Hearts first appeared on St. Andrew's Anglican Church.

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