As Lent begins, it’s time for brutal honesty. Inspired by the searing words of Girolamo Savonarola (1452-98) and Jesus’ urgent call—"Repent, for the kingdom of heaven has come near" (Matthew 4:17)—this message exposes the emptiness of wealth, the hypocrisy of religious pretense, and the danger of delaying repentance.

This is not a comforting sermon—it’s a wake-up call. Are you willing to face hard truths about misplaced priorities and the urgency of turning back to Christ?

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Knight Light

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Though not a Medieval Sermon, this was The Sermon Project's foundational production. An original version of The Sermon on the Mount that celebrates the Jewish roots of Jesus. Using the Jewish New Testament interspersed with a creative dialogue amongst his disciples allow us a unique window in to the greatest sermon ever told. Re-released with Study questions.

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Disciples were voiced by: Jason Barbeck & Rev. Canon Tim Haughton

Receive the Gift – A Timeless Invitation

What does it mean to "Receive the Holy Spirit"? In this sermon from Low Sunday, Bonaventure (1221-74) invites us to reflect on four extraordinary gifts Jesus offers:

1. The Cross – to discipline our desires,
2. His Body – to receive in purity,
3. The Holy Spirit – to anoint our souls,
4. The Denarius – to reward us eternally.

Through vivid imagery and deep wisdom, Bonaventure challenges us to embrace a life of spiritual renewal, perseverance, and grace.

Listen now and be inspired to "shut the door" to distractions and open your heart to the Holy Spirit.

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The Sermon Project’s Medieval Preachers Podcast brings history to life, sharing timeless sermons from the 4th to the 15th century in modern English—with free study questions for deeper reflection.

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