Fr. Wiley encourages us to take up and take on God's vision for the future, choosing the things that lead us to God.

Mtr. Sarah reminds us that our best response to temptation is the truth of the Word of God.

Fr. Wiley invites us to imagine our default future and then compare that to the future that God wants for you.

Fr. Wiley encourages us to carry the brightness of this day into the darkness of Lent.

Mtr. Sarah reminds us that we are called to do the hard things in response to what God has done for us; but we do not have to do it alone.

Mtr. Sarah discusses how the Beatitudes tell us who we are and who Jesus is.

Fr. Wiley shares that it's not the burden of your sin but the overwhelming grace of God that will swamp your boat.

Fr. Wiley declares that God has already accomplished the mission and now, we are all bringers of light and good news.

Fr. Wiley reminds us that if we humbly give thanks to God and if we sacrificially give grace to one another, God will rebuild a people.

Mtr. Sarah asks if we are willing to be identified by our identity to Jesus.

Fr. Wiley reminds us that God's gift of the Holy Spirit means that God makes a sanctuary of every willing human heart.

Mtr. Sarah reminds us that God's abundant grace and love doesn't stop with us - it expands to include everyone.

Fr. Wiley reminds us that we are invited to join the shepherds, angels, magi and disciples as heralds and messengers of the Gospel.

Fr. Wiley asks: God came to be one of us that we might become one with God - how will you respond?

Mtr. Sarah asks us to imagine what it would look like if we lived as if The Magnificat was our song.

Fr. Wiley reminds us to take opportunities to be a beacon of hope to others this Advent season.

Mtr. Sarah encourages us to be present in the here and now, proclaiming the goodness of God's love and our hope in Christ Jesus.

Mtr. Sarah encourages us to commit ourselves to God's Kingdom in the here and now.

Fr. Wiley prays that we become more and more a people of holy provocation: challenging each other to live freely by putting down our burdens and taking up the work of setting others free.

Fr. Gee suggests that we be more concerned about the condition of our heart than how others perceive our righteousness.

Fr. Wiley reminds us that on All Saints Sunday we remember all who have been saved by the grace of God and celebrate the promise of new life in Christ.

Fr. Wiley points out that the psalms remind us of God's faithfulness and point the way to hope.

Bishop Benhase discusses how once we've been washed with God's mercy, we can then extend it to others.

Fr. Wiley challenges us to do the hard thing and smash the idol that competes with the Messiah.

Mtr. Sarah discusses how our focus should always be on that which brings healing and wholeness to a community.