What does it mean to be lost—and how does God’s mercy bring us home? In this inspiring sermon from St. Peter’s Episcopal Church in Del Mar, we hear how Scripture calls us to care for every person, especially those society too often overlooks. Drawing from the parables of the lost sheep and the lost coin, this message reminds us that no one is forgotten, and God’s love can transform even the most broken places in our lives.You’ll also hear powerful personal stories from members of Beacons North County, a local nonprofit creating purpose, community, and hope for neurodivergent adults. Together, we see how God’s grace restores us—not just individually, but as a whole community.✨ If you’re longing for encouragement, belonging, and a reminder that your life matters deeply to God, this sermon is for you.👉 Subscribe to our channel for more sermons, uplifting messages, and ways to grow in faith👉 Learn more about St. Peter’s Episcopal Church Del Mar: https://www.stpetersdelmar.net

In this Kickoff Sunday sermon, we dive into one of Jesus’ most challenging teachings: what it means to truly follow Him and keep our loves in the right order. Drawing on Jeremiah’s parable of the potter, insights from Augustine of Hippo, and even lessons from Harry Potter, we explore how God reshapes us through transformation and the transcendent power of love.This message will help you understand what Jesus means when He calls us to “count the cost,” recognize how misplaced priorities can leave our lives out of balance, and learn how to put your loves in order so you can live with greater purpose and freedom. It’s an invitation to discover how God’s love can transform and guide you through change.Whether you’re curious about faith, seeking spiritual renewal, or simply needing encouragement in the midst of life’s challenges, this sermon will inspire you to realign your heart with God’s love.🔔 Subscribe to St. Peter’s Episcopal Church for more sermons, reflections, and spiritual inspiration.👍 Like this video if it encouraged you.💬 Share your thoughts in the comments—what’s one love you feel called to put back in order?

Ever wondered where God shows up in everyday life? In this sermon, we explore how Jesus calls us to radical hospitality — the messy, risky, and beautiful work of welcoming strangers, outsiders, and the overlooked. Drawing on the Gospel of Luke, Hebrews, and the wisdom of Thomas Merton, you’ll discover how encounters with strangers can reveal the face of Christ and transform ordinary moments into experiences of God’s kingdom.🙌 Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe to stay connected with weekly sermons and reflections that inspire faith, hope, and love.