Fr. Wiley discusses the connection between creation and Jesus' birth: the light that infuses everything now takes on flesh in its fullness.

Fr. Wiley shares the story of how Jesus came to show us what it would look like if He were one of us and what we are capable of when we cooperate with His will.

Mtr. Sarah shares a story of God doing the greatest thing, in the most humble way.

Fr. Wiley invites you into John's question - are you looking for Him?

Mtr. Sarah discusses how we prepare for the coming of Jesus.

Fr. Wiley invites us to take these four weeks to slow down and focus on the coming of Jesus.

Fr. Wiley asks: what would it look like if we actually lived like Christ is our King.

Fr. Wiley reminds us that Christian life costs everything, because it's worth everything.

Mtr. Sarah asks: what do our actions say about our faith and our relationship with money.

Fr. Wiley reminds us that the value of our inheritance retains its value only when handed on.

Mtr. Sarah reminds us that it's all actually about God - His extraordinary promises and the gift of grace.

Fr. Wiley proposes that we begin today to be a blessing in the lives of others as we all journey towards reunion with God.

Fr. Wiley remarks that we are at our best when we can identify with our common suffering and humility while accepting God's grace.

Mtr. Sarah reminds us that God's gift of faith is evident in the small faithful acts we do in obedience to God.

Fr. Wiley reminds us that there is great joy in knowing that what God gives us is enough

Fr. Wiley declares that every human life is valuable, and the value we have is priceless when we are sealed and marked with the grace of God.

Mtr. Sarah reminds us that even though we stray, we will never truly be lost from God.

Mtr. Sarah describes how God desires a relationship with us simply because we are His children - no strings attached.

Fr. Wiley explains that Christ's way is the only way for anyone to be free.

Fr. Wiley reminds us that our efforts should be directed to God as we strive to become like a spring of water, whose waters never fail.

Mtr. Sarah asks: would it be obvious to others that you are a Christian?

Fr. Wiley asks: what is it about your personal values that makes you recognizable as a Christian?

Mtr. Sarah points out that God invites us to be in relationship with Him through prayer.

Mtr. Sarah invites you to stop, rest and listen as you go about your busy life.

Fr. Wiley asks "who would you want to come by if you were the injured man in the ditch?"