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The Way of Jesus: What do you Love Most?

The Way of Jesus: Restoring Trust in a Corrupt World

The Way of Jesus: Parable of Great Feast

The Way of Jesus: Glimpses of the Hidden Kingdom

The Way of Jesus: End Game (Luke 11)

The Way of Jesus: Why We Sometimes Resent Jesus and Each Other

The Way of Jesus: The Transfiguration (Luke 9)

The Way of Jesus: Soils & Lamps

The Way of Jesus: Centurion Trust in an Age of Cynicism

The Way of Jesus: Following Jesus Leads to Treating Others Better

The Way of Jesus: Becoming Apprentices of Jesus (Luke 5)

The Way of Jesus: The Temptation of Jesus (Luke 4)

The Lord of New Beginnings (John 21)

The Character of the King: Everlasting Father (Isaiah 9:6-7)

The Character of the King: Mighty God (Isaiah 9:6)

The Character of the King: Wonderful Counselor (Isaiah 9:6)

The Character of the King: Unto Us (Isaiah 9:6-7)

Defiant Thanks (Daniel 6:1-13)

The Difference Gratitude Makes (Luke 17:11-19)

This teaching on gratitude and the gospel comes from the story of Jesus and the 10 men with leprosy in Luke 17:11-19. Preached by Ian McFadden at Saint Mo's in Baltimore on 11/13/22.

Remember you will die :: Remember you will rise again (Hebrews 2:14-18)

This standalone teaching from Pastor Ian McFadden explores the Christian perspective on living well to die well, with a view to living eternally. Preached at Saint Mo's in Baltimore on November 6th, 2022.

the Bible in 5 Episodes: I Will Never Leave You

the Bible in 5 Episodes: Come to Me, Give Me Your Burdens

the Bible in 5 Episodes: "My Love will know no bounds"

the Bible in 5 Episodes: "Where Are You?"

the Bible in 5 Episodes: "Very Good!"

Core Values: Holiness (2 Cor 6:14-7:1)

Core Values: Hospitality (Romans 12:9-18)

Core Values: Hope (1 Peter 1:18-25)

In this first message of our annual series on our core values, Pastor Ian McFadden explores the biblical notion of Christian hope, focused explicitly on the God of the Bible, revealed in Jesus Christ. Preached at Saint Mo's, Charles Village, Baltimore on 9/11/22.

A Heart for God: Heart of Mercy

In this final message in our series on the life of King David, Pastor Sam Park explores David's unexpected kindness toward his enemy as a window into God's astonishing mercy toward us, offering to replace our shame with honor and kindness. From 2 Samuel chapter 9. Preached at Saint Mo's, Charles Village, Baltimore on September 4th, 2022.

A Heart for God: Heart of Repentance

This message in our kid-friendly series on the life of king David explores David's confession and repentance after being confronted with his sin. The God of the Bible is kind and compassionate and will not reject a repentant heart. 2 Samuel chapter 12 and Psalm 51. Preached by Doyle Dunn in Baltimore City, MD, on 8/28/22.

A Heart for God: A Heart of Faith

A Heart for God: A Heart of Service

A Heart for God: A Heart of Courage

At the Cross: Christ our Substitute [Romans 3:21-28]

This second teaching in our series, At the Cross, looks at the biblical theme of Jesus as our substitute. Message given by Ian McFadden at Saint Mo's on July 31st, 2022 in Baltimore, Maryland.

The Great Commission

At the Cross: Jesus our Victor

How to Use Your Power (Mark 6:7-31)

This standalone teaching from Ellie Roper explores the difference in King Jesus and King Herod and the ways those two kings used their power. Preached at St Moses Church, Baltimore, on 7/10/22.

Prayer: Examen (1 Thessalonians 5:16-22)

In this final teaching in our series on Prayer, Pastor Ian McFadden unpacks 1 Thessalonians 5:16-22 and explores the practice of prayers of examination.

Prayer: Intercession

This third teaching in our series on Prayer explores intercession-- the biblical practice of crying out to God on behalf of others. Preached by Sam Park on 6/26/22 at St Moses Church in Baltimore, MD.

Prayer: How to Lament (Psalm 77)

In this second teaching in our series on Prayer, Christian Harris explores the layers of lament from Psalm 77. Preached at Saint Mo's in Baltimore City on 06/19/22.

Prayer: Our Father

This first teaching in a series on prayer explores the prayer that Jesus taught his followers to pray. Preached by Judi Breidegam in Baltimore on 6/12/22.

Deconstruction/Reconstruction: Women and Christianity

How to live a life of worship

Deconstruction/Reconstruction: Sexual Ethics

Deconstruction/Reconstruction: Colonization & Mission

Deconstruction/Reconstruction: Deconstruction to Reconstruction

Live! A Series in John's Gospel: John 21

Live! A Series in John's Gospel: John 12

Live! A Series in John's Gospel: John 15

Live! A Series in John's Gospel: John 10

Live! A Series in John's Gospel: John 11

Live! A Series in John's Gospel: John 9

Live! A Series in John's Gospel: John 8

Live! A Series in John's Gospel: John 7

Live! A Series in John's Gospel: John 6

Live! A Series in John's Gospel: John 5

Live! A Series in John's Gospel: John 4

Live! A Series in John's Gospel: John 3

Live! A Series in John's Gospel: John 2

Live! A Series in John's Gospel: John 1

Magnificent Mercy: Finding Your Footing

This message explores two different life trajectories outlined in Psalm 1.

Magnificent Mercy: God's Love is Faithful

This final teaching in our Magnificent Mercy series on the magnificat in Luke chapter 1 explores God's faithfulness. God's faithful mercy is not grounded on our performance but on his character. Preached in Baltimore City by Ian McFadden on December 19th, 2021.

Magnificent Mercy: God's Love is Just

Public reading of Mary's Magnificat was forbidden in British ruled India because it was deemed to be too revolutionary. This week's teaching explores God's justice in Luke 1:51-53.

Magnificent Mercy: God's Love is Generational

This teaching on Mary's Magnificat (Luke 1:50) explores how God's love is transgenerational. God loves to bless and to work across generations of relationships, whether they are biological, adoptive or spiritual. We explore some practical ways to partner with God in transgenerational blessing.

Magnificent Mercy: God's Love Is Personal

This teaching on the Mary's Magnificat, (Luke 1:46-49) explores God's love for us as individual persons. We explore how God's personal love has radically reshaped our understanding of society and of the individual. Preached by Ian McFadden in Baltimore City.

Magnificent Mercy: Belief & Blessing

This teaching introduces Mary's Song, also known as the Magnificat, which will be the subject of this Advent series.

Amos: Amos 2 of 2

Amos: Amos 1 of 2

Core Values 2021: Hospitality

Core Values 2021: Holiness

Summer Stand Alones: Identity

Core Values 2021: Hope

Parables of the Kingdom: The Vine And The Branches

Summer Stand Alones: The Storm On The Boat

Parables of the Kingdom: Master and Servant

Parables of the Kingdom: Wineskins

Parables of the Kingdom: The Pharisee and the Tax Collector

Parables of the Kingdom: The Two Sons

Summer Stand Alones: Envy

Summer Stand Alones: Acts 11

Summer Stand Alones: Philippians 3

Parables of the Kingdom: Great Banquet

Parables of the Kingdom: Hidden Treasure

Parables of the Kingdom: The Prodigal Son

Parables of the Kingdom: Parable of the Sower

Antifragile Faith: Antifragile Jesus

Antifragile Faith: Grace Overcoming Suspicion

Antifragile Faith: Compassion overcoming Indifference

Antifragile Faith: Trust overcoming Disillusionment

Antifragile Faith: Rest overcoming Apathy

Antifragile Faith: Generosity overcoming Self-Centeredness

Antifragile Faith: Humility overcoming Narcissism

This first episode in the series Antifragile faith unpacks the growing climate of narcissism in our cultural moment and points to a different and better way, the way of humility, empowered and modeled by Jesus in his teaching, life and death. We explore Philippians 2:3-11 and the power of Jesus' love to give us security.

What Faith Looks Like: The Great Commission

This message by Alexis Garrett expounds on Jesus' final words to his followers in Matthew's Gospel. She unpacks what it means to be a disciple, a follower of Jesus, and what making disciples entails. Preached by Lexi Garrett at St. Moses Church, Baltimore, April 11, 2021.

What Faith Looks Like: Easter Sunday

This message by Ian McFadden explores Matthew's version of the empty tomb and the women's encounter with the risen Christ.

What Faith Looks Like: Jesus and the Pura Vida

What Faith Looks Like: A Surprising New Family

What Faith Looks Like: A Time to Commit

Kingdom Come: Persecuted Because of Righteousness

Kingdom Come: Blessed are the Peacemakers

Kingdom Come: Pure in Heart

Kingdom Come: Blessed Are The Merciful

Kingdom Come: Hunger & Thirst for Justice

Kingdom Come: Blessed Are the Meek

Kingdom Come: Blessed Are Those Who Mourn

Kingdom Come: Blessed are the Poor in Spirit

Kingdom Come: Introduction

This message by Ian McFadden introduces the series "Kingdom Come," based on Jesus' "Blessed are..." statements at the beginning of the Sermon on the Mount in Matthew 5:1-12. Preached at St Moses Church, Baltimore, on January 3rd, 2021.

This message by Ian McFadden from Ezra 3:8-13 helps us to imagine a new year of rebuilding-- one that involves both mourning the losses and celebrating the victories of moving forward. Preached at St Moses Church, Baltimore, on 12/27/20

Longing for the Kingdom: Welcoming

Longing for the Kingdom: Questioning

Longing for the Kingdom: Preparing

Longing for the Kingdom: Waiting (Luke 1:5-25)

Ephesians: End Game

Ephesians: Luminous Faith

Ephesians: Ephesians 4:7-16

Ephesians: One New People

Ephesians: The Crisis & the Cure

Ephesians: How You Fit in God's Plan

The Gospel & Race

Ephesians: When the Love is Gone

2020 Core Values: Holiness

core values, St. Moses Church, Saint Mo's, Baltimore, Maryland, Ian McFadden, sermon, message, saintmos.org

2020 Core Values: Hospitality

2020 Core Values: Hope

Gentleness of God: Penitent Sinner

Gentleness of God: Spiritually Dry

Gentleness of God: For Weary Oppressed

Does God care about injustice and oppression? This message from Pastor Ian McFadden in the series on the Gentleness of God at Saint Mo's Church in Baltimore City focusses on God's gentleness and justice for oppressed people. Exodus 2:23-25 and Exodus 3:7-8.

The Gentleness of God: For Waning Hopes

One of the greatest barriers to flourishing is disappointment. Where do you go if you're not sure you can hope again? This message from Pastor Ian McFadden at Saint Mo's Church in Baltimore City looks at God's compassion and gentleness toward people whose hopes are waning. 1 Samuel chapter 1.

The Gentleness of God: For Bruised Reeds

Are you exhausted? Are you raw from racial injustice in our country, from the pandemic, or from personal life? The God of the Bible is a God of compassion and gentleness. This series overview on the gentleness of God, highlights the Servant foretold by Isaiah. "A bruised reed he will not break and a smoldering wick he will not snuff out." Isaiah 42:3

Devoted: Miriam

Miriam courageously, daringly cared for her baby brother Moses at great risk to her own life. Her care points to the even greater self-giving, other-serving sacrifice of Jesus.

Special Episode: Reflections on the life of J.I. Packer

In this special episode, Ian McFadden reflects on J.I. Packer's life and highlights bits of his personality, character and legacy that are meaningful for us, in Baltimore, in this cultural moment.

Devoted: Naaman

Naaman's powerful position made it difficult for him to receive healing. God's purpose is to heal both bodies and heart attitudes.

Devoted: Josiah

Josiah became king at age eight after Judah had abandoned Jehovah God. In his early years he sought God, then learned to obey God's word, and later helped re-center the entire nation in following the Lord.

Devoted: Samuel

This message on 1 Samuel 3 examines the boy Samuel called by God.

Devoted: Joseph

This sermon, preached on 7/05/20 by Judi Breidegam, is the first in a series titled: Devoted--a look at young people in the Bible.

Turning Towards Home: From Greed to Generosity

This message by Pastor Ian McFadden comes from Acts 4:32-5:11. Continuing the series on communal repentance it looks at our culture of blindness to our greed and casts vision for a communal turn toward generosity. This message also concludes the series Turning Towards Home.

Turning Towards Home: From Racism to Justice

This message from Luke 10:29-37 (Parable of the Good Samaritan) examines the history and present reality of racism and white supremacy in the US and urges a repentant turn toward kingdom-shaped justice.

Turning Towards Home: From Political Idolatry to King Jesus

This message by Ian McFadden explores Mark 12:13-17 and the implications of allegiance to politics over allegiance to Christ.

Turning Towards Home: From Porn to Prayer

This message by Ian McFadden on Colossians 3:1-5, 10-11; 4:2, explores how pornography is a distortion of our longing for intimacy with God and develops a vision for communal repentance in this area.

Turning Towards Home: Communal Repentance

Pastor Ian McFadden teaches from Jonah chapter 3 on communal repentance.

Mark 7: Where does Purity come from?

Sermon by Ian McFadden

Mark 7: Where does Purity come from?

Sermon by Ian McFadden

Mark 6: Jesus Walks on Water

Sermon by Ian McFadden Mark 6:45-56 Jesus Walks on Water Lent Begins

Sermon by guest preacher Doyle Dunn

Mark 10: Healing and Faith

Sermon by guest preacher Tom Lin

Mark 5: 1-20 Legion

Sermon by guest preacher Renee Newman

Mark 4:1-20 Parable of the Soils

Sermon by Ian McFadden

Mark 3: Who is in Jesus Family?

Sermon by guest preacher Mitchel Lee from Grace Community Church

Mark 2: Levi’s Party

Sermon by Ian McFadden

Mark 1: A different sort of King

Pastor Sam Park introduces Mark's Gospel and juxtaposes the beginning of Jesus' ministry to Napoleon's self-coronation.

Preparing for the King: Praise

Preparing for the King: Lament

Sermon by Ian McFadden Psalm 77

Preparing for the King: intercession

Spectra: Abundance and Scarcity

In this message from Psalm 104, Mark Vaselkiv explores the spectrum of scarcity and abundance and offers biblical insights on how to move toward living generously.

Spectra: Inclusiveness and Exclusiveness

Our lives take shape as we move along many spectra (young vs. old, dependent to independent to interdependent) Sometimes we define ourselves by where we reside on various spectra (Meyers Briggs test) Some spectra are trivial, others carry spiritual significance (wisdom and foolishness, weakness vs. strength) Conflict is increasing as we move to extremes of contentious spectra (justice vs. mercy)

Spectra: Risk & Safety

True risk requires the vulnerability of experiencing meaningful loss How do we engage in righteous conflict? Jesus as the ultimate risk taker. The role of prophet in Scripture. Application: Our responsibility to the persecuted church.

Spectra: Light and Dark

Sermon by Mark Vaselkiv

This is Love: 1 John 4

Sermon by Ian McFadden

This is Love: 1 John 1

Sermon by Sam Park

Core Values: Hope

Core Values: Hospitality

Sermon by Ian McFadden

Leading Through Chaos: Squandered Strength

Sermon by Ian McFadden This talk looks at the life of Samson and explores how we can lead even in the face of overwhelming chaos in the world around us and in our own lives.

Leading through Chaos: Leaving a Leadership Legacy

Gideon fails to steward the authority God has given him, wanting the rewards of leading without the responsibility. Preached at Saint Mo's, Charles Village, Baltimore by Ian McFadden on 8/25/19.

Leading through Chaos: Faithful Few

This talk unpacks the first part of Gideon's life, looking at his doubts, his leadership and God's ability to use even a small band of faithful followers.

Leading through Chaos: An Unlikely Team

This message demonstrates how God uses flawed individuals to advance His purposes. Similarly, we are called by Jesus to come to him just as we are, to follow him, and to remember that the victory in our lives is His alone. Preached at Saint Mo's, Charles Village, Baltimore by guest speaker Jess Alston on 8/11/19.

Leading through Chaos: Othniel

This message begins a five week series taking an episodic look at the OT book of Judges. From Othniel, we see downward spirals of chaos which creates an increasingly polarized, anxious and fearful culture. Preached at Saint Mo's, Charles Village, Baltimore by Sam Park on 8/04/19.

Being Bodies: Gender and Glory

This talk explores the transgender discussion and the role that our genderedness plays in being human and bearing the image of God.

Being Bodies: Aging and Memory

This second message in the series "Being Bodies" explores how a Christian view of embodiment and memory helps equip us to grapple with dementias and other diseases that attack our very notion of what it is to be a person, and to be in relationship.

Being Bodies: Bodies and Shame

What exactly is the relationship of having bodies to being human? This series explores the ways we tend to over- or under-emphasize our bodies and unpacks a Christian view of embodiment. This first sermon explores our bodies and shame.

Practicing the Way of Jesus: Solitude

Sermon by Judi Breidegam This short, summer series aims to cast vision for a contrast way of living. Each week focuses on one of the historic “disciplines” or habits of Christian discipleship. Jesus modeled and invites us into life patterns that emphasize who we are and who we are becoming more than productivity or pastime. These practices help to form us. Discovering and embracing them takes effort as they are a departure, at almost every point, from mainstream culture. But once embraced, they are life-giving, healthy and freeing.

Practicing the Way of Jesus: Sabbath

Sermon by Ian McFadden Series Summary: This short, summer series aims to cast vision for a contrast way of living. Each week focuses on one of the historic “disciplines” or habits of Christian discipleship. Jesus modeled and invites us into life patterns that emphasize who we are and who we are becoming more than productivity or pastime. These practices help to form us. Discovering and embracing them takes effort as they are a departure, at almost every point, from mainstream culture. But once embraced, they are life-giving, healthy and freeing.

Practicing the Way of Jesus: Prayer

Sermon by Larry Lin Series Summary: This short, summer series aims to cast vision for a contrast way of living. Each week focuses on one of the historic “disciplines” or habits of Christian discipleship. Jesus modeled and invites us into life patterns that emphasize who we are and who we are becoming more than productivity or pastime. These practices help to form us. Discovering and embracing them takes effort as they are a departure, at almost every point, from mainstream culture. But once embraced, they are life-giving, healthy and freeing.

Christian Friendship: Bonus Episode #1: Interview: Crafting Durable Friendships

Christian Friendship: Friendship and Singleness

Sermon by Ryan Casey. Part 6 of the "Christian Friendship" series SERIES DESCRIPTION If there were a single, central dogma in America today, it would probably be “Be yourself.” The problem is, we’re going after being ourselves in all the wrong ways— ways that obscure rather than reveal our true selves, ways that erode or compromise other people’s selves in our own self-pursuit. This series sets out to develop a sense of Christian friendship rooted in a biblical and trinitarian understanding of personhood. Recovering of this central aspect of our image-bearing is critical to flourishing marriages, to dismantling racism, to battling isolation, to moving beyond partisan politics and to thriving in singleness.

Christian Friendship: Friendship and Dating

Sermon by Ian McFadden. Part 5 of the Christian Friendship series If there were a single, central dogma in America today, it would probably be “Be yourself.” The problem is, we’re going after being ourselves in all the wrong ways— ways that obscure rather than reveal our true selves, ways that erode or compromise other people’s selves in our own self-pursuit. This series sets out to develop a sense of Christian friendship rooted in a biblical and trinitarian understanding of personhood. Recovering of this central aspect of our image-bearing is critical to flourishing marriages, to dismantling racism, to battling isolation, to moving beyond partisan politics and to thriving in singleness.

Christian Friendship: Friendship and Race

Sermon by Ian McFadden. Part 4 of the the Christian Friendship series. If there were a single, central dogma in America today, it would probably be “Be yourself.” The problem is, we’re going after being ourselves in all the wrong ways— ways that obscure rather than reveal our true selves, ways that erode or compromise other people’s selves in our own self-pursuit. This series sets out to develop a sense of Christian friendship rooted in a biblical and trinitarian understanding of personhood. Recovering of this central aspect of our image-bearing is critical to flourishing marriages, to dismantling racism, to battling isolation, to moving beyond partisan politics and to thriving in singleness.

Christian Friendship: Friendship and Marriage

Christian Friendship: Friendship and the Trinity

Christian Friendship: Friendship and Personhood

This first episode in the series on Christian Friendship explores the concept that humans were created in and for relationships. Friendship is basic to our personhood.

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