Holy Trinity Silicon Valley - Homilies & Sermons
Holy Trinity Church is a growing Anglican church in the heart of Silicon Valley, California. We value being an inter-generational community formed around Scripture, Spirit, and Sacrament, the foundation of Anglican spirituality.
This podcast allows you to join us each week for our Homilies and Sermons, where we explore life in Christ together.
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Episodes

Oct 11, 2025
Oct 11, 2025
24 min
What if gratitude wasn't just a feeling, but a superpower? In a world filled with challenges, finding a reason to be thankful can feel impossible. In this message, Rev. John Gorin reveals a transformative truth using the story of the ten lepers: giving thanks is one of the most powerful acts of faith you can perform. Discover why gratitude is our most "right response" to God, how it aligns us with His work, and how you can activate this spiritual "superpower" to find strength, no matter your circumstances. Tune in to change the way you see thanksgiving forever.
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Oct 3, 2025
Oct 3, 2025
24 min
Feeling weighed down, unqualified, or like God is distant in your struggles? In this powerful message, Rev. John Gorin addresses the real-world challenges that can overwhelm our faith and cause us to lose sight of our purpose. Discover why God doesn't require heroic strength, but rather simple, active faithâeven if it's only the size of a mustard seed. Learn how your small steps of trust are the very thing God uses to do incredible work. This sermon is a must-listen for anyone needing encouragement to move forward in faith, no matter what they're facing.
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Sep 26, 2025
Sep 26, 2025
26 min
In this sermon Mayo Adigun delves into Jesus's Parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus. He unpacks the profound warning that our possessions can possess *us*, blinding us to the suffering of those at our very gates. The parable serves not just as a tale about the afterlife, but as an urgent alarm for the living, confronting us with the reality that how we use our resources has eternal consequences.
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Sep 20, 2025

Sep 12, 2025
Sep 12, 2025
24 min
Why is the ancient plea, "Lord have mercy," still the most vital expression of faith? This week, we dive deep into the boundless mercy of God, exploring its biblical rootsâfrom Moses' radical advocacy for Israel after the Golden Calf to Christ's parables of the joyful search for the lost sheep and the lost coin. Discover how to humbly receive this daily mercy through repentance (like David in Psalm 51) and learn how Godâs love provides not only forgiveness, but the healing and restoration needed to transform your life, work, and relationships.
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Sep 6, 2025

Aug 30, 2025
Aug 30, 2025
20 min
Sometimes we do nice things for the wrong reasons. In this sermon Kate Lucky talks about the mixed motives that we can sometimes have when it comes to doing the things we know we need to do as Christians. Find out what she encourages us to do instead when we find ourselves unsure of our true intentions and posture.
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NOTE: This episode has minor technical issues that have caused small portions of the sermon to cut out.

Aug 23, 2025
Aug 23, 2025
24 min
Judgement can be a dirty word in our culture, so when people talk about the 'Judgement of God' it can feel oppressive or unfair. But Rev. John Gorin discusses why Judgement can actually be a good thing for us, and for a universal concept of Justice.
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Aug 17, 2025

Aug 9, 2025
Aug 9, 2025
26 min
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