Jul 25, 2026 · 13 min · 10 segments
Listen in to Fr. Steven's sermon for the Sixth Sunday after Pentecost, preached at the Cathedral Church of St. Mark on July 5, A.D. 2026. To follow along with the lectionary readings that inspired…
I have a question for each of us this morning.
What are you carrying right now that feels heavy? What are you carrying right now that is a burden? What are you carrying right now that feels heavy? Some of us are worn out from raising children or caring for aging parents.
Some of us are worried about paying bills.
Others are anxious about jobs performance or job security.
Some of us carry grief.
Others of us carry burdens of depression, loneliness, disappointment, or deep uncertainties about our faith.
Some of us simply feel tired, a deep bone weariness, many know i think most of us are all stressed and troubled with our world its division its violence its bellicose rank or its injustice its cruelty yet all of this christ sees and christ sees every one of us and the burdens we carry And in seeing us, Christ does not say, get your life together.
It is not, get over yourself.
What does Jesus say? He says, come, come to me.
Come to me, all you who are carrying heavy burdens.
Come to me, all you who are weary, and I will give you rest.
I have a question for each of us this morning.
What are you carrying right now that feels heavy? What are you carrying right now that is a burden? What are you carrying right now that feels heavy? Some of us are worn out from raising children or caring for aging parents.
Some of us are worried about paying bills.
Others are anxious about jobs performance or job security.
Some of us carry grief.
Others of us carry burdens of depression, loneliness, disappointment, or deep uncertainties about our faith.
Some of us simply feel tired, a deep bone weariness, many know i think most of us are all stressed and troubled with our world its division its violence its bellicose rank or its injustice its cruelty yet all of this christ sees and christ sees every one of us and the burdens we carry And in seeing us, Christ does not say, get your life together.
It is not, get over yourself.
What does Jesus say? He says, come, come to me.
Come to me, all you who are carrying heavy burdens.
Come to me, all you who are weary, and I will give you rest.
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