60 Church Street

Sermon - Let All Creation Praise

In this episode of 60 Church Street, we delve into the symphony of creation, inspired by the rare alignment of Psalm 148 and the cicadas' song. Discover how the cicadas, with their rhythmic chorus, lead us to praise God alongside all of creation.
As we explore the rich tapestry of sound, we're invited to lift our eyes and ears, moving beyond the distractions of modern life. The narrative extends to a folk singer's harmony with nightingales in England, highlighting the urgency to preserve the natural hymns that resound in our world.
Join the conversation on how we can fulfill our role as caretakers of creation, ensuring every creature can continue its chorus of praise, echoing the divine purpose bestowed upon them.
This sermon was recorded during Sunday service.

Sermon - A Good Man is Hard to Find

In this episode of 60 Church Street, dive into the profound themes of grace and redemption as explored through the works of Flannery O'Connor and the biblical parable of the Prodigal Son. Discover how O'Connor's dark Southern Gothic tale, "A Good Man is Hard to Find," highlights the complexities of grace in the face of evil and rejection.
Join Trinity Episcopal Church's podcast for an enlightening exploration of grace's divine power, as found in scripture and literature—a call to live out this boundless love in a world often resistant to change.
This sermon was recorded during Sunday service.

Sermon - Coffee Shop Resurrection

Join us for a captivating episode of "60 Church Street" as Rev. Dr. R. Scott White explores the true essence of church and faith through an unexpected conversation in a coffee shop.  Celebrate God’s eternal promise, and find solace in the good news symbolized by the resurrection of Christ. Don’t miss this enlightening discussion that resonates with seekers of deeper meaning in life.
This sermon was recorded during Sunday Service.

Sermon - Risen for Forgiveness

On the Sunday following Easter, Dr. R. Scott White, Rector of Trinity Episcopal Church in Asheville, North Carolina, shares a homily titled “Risen for Forgiveness.” In this message, he reflects on how the resurrection shows a way to forgiveness.
  
This sermon was recorded during Sunday Service.

Sermon - I Crucified Thee

Explore the profound impact of forgiveness as Jesus gathers society's "unacceptable" through the parable of the prodigal son and other acts of grace. Delve into the controversy that His actions stirred among the self-righteous, illustrating how His message transcended the social norms of His time. Emphasizing unconditional acceptance, Jesus offered healing, dignity, and a new life without prerequisites to all, challenging both cultural standards and religious expectations. This episode reflects on how love, deep and transformative, remains a compelling call for reconciliation and community in divisive times.
This sermon was recorded during Sunday Service.