The Church of the Incarnation

THE FEAST OF SAINT JOHN, APOSTLE AND EVANGELIST "THAT YE ALSO MAY HAVE FELLOWSHIP WITH US; AND TRULY OUR FELLOWSHIP IS WITH THE FATHER AND WITH HIS SON, JESUS CHRIST." + I SAINT JOHN 1:3 The Christian faith is one of Holy Tradition. This refers to the foundation of the doctrinal and spiritual authority of Christianity and of the Bible. St. Paul spoke both of the things which he had written, as well as the tradition which he delivered to the churches in his person. The Churc...Continue reading

THE NATIVITY OF OUR LORD "GOD HATH CHOSEN THE FOOLISH THINGS OF THE WORLD TO CONFOUND THE WISE; AND GOD HATH CHOSEN THE WEAK THINGS OF THE WORLD TO CONFOUND THE THINGS WHICH ARE MIGHTY." + I CORINTHIANS 1:27 It did not matter much to the shepherds to be living under Roman rule. They were on the lowest rung of the societal ladder, and regarded as the off-scouring of the community. It did not affect their daily life of struggling to eke out a meager existence tending sheep. ...Continue reading

THE FOURTH SUNDAY IN ADVENT "TO EVERY THING THERE IS A SEASON, AND A TIME TO EVERY PURPOSE UNDER THE HEAVEN." + ECCLESIASTES 3:1 The Season of Advent looks back to the first coming of Christ in humility, and forward to His coming again in glory. While the secular world is deluded into believing "there is no God, and Mary is His Mother" as R. C. Sproul opines, people of faith acknowledge the Lord is sovereign in bringing everything to His appointed season in His due time. ...Continue reading

THE THIRD SUNDAY IN ADVENT "LET A MAN SO ACCOUNT OF US, AS THE MINISTERS OF CHRIST, AND STEWARDS OF THE MYSTERIES OF GOD." + I CORINTHIANS 4:1 The Season of Advent is an orderly procession from the revelation of the Kingdom of God by Christ through His Prophets and Apostles, which He caused to be recorded for our learning in Holy Scripture, to its proclamation through the ministry whom the Lord sends as the extension of Himself into the world as faithful stewards of His myste...Continue reading

THE SECOND SUNDAY IN ADVENT "HEAVEN AND EARTH SHALL PASS AWAY; BUT MY WORDS SHALL NOT PASS AWAY." + SAINT LUKE 21:33 One distinctive of our Anglican heritage is Bible Sunday. As Evangelical Catholics, we profess no Faith of our own, but affirm what is held in common by both the Eastern and Western Church, affording liberty where consensus is not found. ...Continue reading