Fr. Enn Auksmann is the Rector 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.
Sermons at All Saints Anglican Church
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Fr. Enn Auksmann is the Rector 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.
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August 2, 2026
The Prodigal Son: Sin, Repentance, and the Father’s Love
<p>The Parable of the Prodigal Son reveals the effects of original sin in both the younger and the elder brother. One openly rebels and wastes his inheritance, while the other remains outwardly obedient but inwardly proud, resentful, and distant from his father. Both care more about what they can receive than about the father himself.</p><p>The way back begins when the sinner comes to himself, confesses his sin, and returns to the Father in humble trust. True repentance is more than regret: it means turning away from evil, seeking forgiveness, and allowing God’s grace to transform one’s life.</p><p>At the heart of the parable stands the Father’s immeasurable love. God runs to meet the sinner, restores him, and receives him again as His child. Our redemption has been purchased not by the sacrifice of a fatted calf, but by the death of the only-begotten Son of God, who reconciles us to the Father through His holy Cross and precious Blood.</p>
July 26, 2026
What Kind of Wood Are We Made Of?
<p>Our Lord’s warning about good and corrupt trees reveals that evil is not something God created, but the corruption and misuse of what He made good. Sin can rot the human heart from within, even when a person appears respectable and religious on the outside. We cannot restore ourselves any more than a rotten tree can make itself healthy again. Only God can cleanse, justify, sanctify, and renew us through the Holy Ghost, enabling us to bear good fruit and become what He created us to be.</p>
July 20, 2026
Christ’s Compassion: The Bread That Gives Eternal Life
<p>The miracle of the feeding of the four thousand reveals far more than Christ’s concern for physical hunger. It shows His divine compassion for fallen humanity and for every individual soul. The Son of God entered our condition, bore our sins upon the cross, and continues to nourish and strengthen us so that we will not “faint by the way.”</p><p>Left to ourselves, we repeatedly return to sins that we know will harm us. Yet Christ does not send us away to struggle alone. Through Baptism, His Sacred Word, His sanctifying grace, and especially His precious Body and Blood in the Holy Sacrament, He frees us from sin and brings forth in us the fruit of holiness.</p><p>Jesus Himself is the Bread we need for the journey. Apart from Him, we lose the way, the truth, and the life. But if we remain with Him and entrust ourselves to His grace, He will guide and sustain us until we are welcomed into the heavenly banquet and filled forever with His life-giving love.</p>
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