Fr. Enn Auksmann is the Priest-in-Charge of the All Saints Anglican Church, Fountain Valley, California. Father Auksmann's Sunday sermons are Bible-based, rooted in the Church's tradition and doctrine, and draw material from everything that the 21st century Christians encounter in their daily lives.
Sin has a kind of gravity: it pulls us downward through pride, addiction, selfishness, despair, and every other power that takes hold of our lives. By ourselves, we cannot climb out of the pit. But God does not want to leave us fallen. In Jesus Christ, He reaches down, takes hold of us, heals us, and raises us up. We therefore need neither exalt ourselves nor lose hope. We may be weak, burdened, and sinful, but God does not want to lose us. He calls us to trust His grace, remain close to Him, and hear His invitation: "Friend, go up higher."
21 Sept 2026
Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity AD 2026
Death is the great equalizer, reminding us that all human beings, regardless of their earthly status or achievements, are mortal and sinful. Yet each human life is uniquely precious, especially to those who love us. In the Gospel account of the widow of Nain, Jesus encounters a grieving mother who has lost her only son. Moved by profound compassion, He approaches the funeral procession, touches the bier, and restores the young man to life.
This miracle reveals the very purpose of Christ’s coming into the world. God does not merely observe our suffering from afar: He draws near, takes our human nature upon Himself, and gives His own life so that we might live. Through His suffering, death, and Resurrection, Christ delivers us from the bondage of sin and death and opens to us the promise of everlasting life.
13 Sept 2026
Fifteenth Sunday after Trinity AD 2026
In a world filled with financial worries, uncertainty, and anxiety, Jesus reminds us that our lives are ultimately in God's hands. No amount of worrying can add even a moment to our lives, but God offers us something infinitely greater: everlasting life through His Son. Rather than placing our hope in the passing things of this world, we are called to seek first the Kingdom of God and His righteousness. True trust in God is not merely a matter of words but of daily obedience to His will. We must stop postponing our spiritual renewal and begin living in faith today, placing all our hope in the One who knows our needs and promises us eternal life.
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