Mtr. Sarah talks about those moments when we encounter the living God - may they be enough to transform us into the image of God.
Fr. Wiley challenges us to see the law as a gift that leads us to an examination of our hearts and consequently our behavior.
Mtr. Sarah asks us if we have lost our Christian saltiness; do we act like the teachings of the faith we profess?
Fr. Chris discusses the guidance we have received that helps us fulfill God's will for our lives.
Mtr. Sarah talks about how choosing to respond to Jesus when he calls is the most important call we'll ever answer.
Fr. Wiley discusses the truth in the conflicting images of Jesus as Lamb and as Messiah.
Mtr. Sarah reminds us that God claimed us as His own at our Baptism.
On Christmas Day, Fr. Wiley contemplates the paradox and mystery of Christmas with singing sentinels and God as a vulnerable child.
On Christmas Eve, Fr. Wiley reminds us that God does us favors with prophets, blessings, and a savior.
Mtr. Sarah discusses how God does marvelous things with messy lives.
Mtr. Sarah encourages us that in Advent in our waiting and doubting, we are in good company.
Fr. Wiley talks about why we need the vision of the prophets as we continue to wait.
Fr. Wiley reminds us that as the prophet Isaiah foretells doom, it is always with a quiet current of hope and expectation - hope amidst the darkness.
Fr. Wiley talks about how the call of Christ the King is to come and believe and be invited to new life that sounds impossible.
Fr. Wiley warns us about the places we put our trust and encourages us not to be distracted by the ways of the world.
Fr. Wiley talks about the wonder of All Saints, when we take a moment to acknowledge the presence of all the believers at the Holy Eucharist through time and forever.
Mtr. Sarah discusses the theme of this year's Pentecost readings: God's mercy, grace and love.
Fr. Wiley reminds us that holy giving is born out of our hearts in gratitude to God for all He has given us.
Mtr. Sarah asks what happens when we understand that the suffering that comes with wrestling with God is a blessing.
Fr. Wiley asks: do you have the faith to ask, do you have the patience to listen, are you willing to follow the Holy Spirit's leading?
Fr. Wiley reminds us that we are a people of faith whose future rests in the hope of everlasting life.
Fr. Wiley asks: who speaks prophetically into your life; as prophecy abounds for those who have ears tuned to it.
Mtr. Sarah reminds us of God's call to invest in relationships which multiply the witness in and kingdom of God.
Fr. Wiley reminds us that the world needs to hear that we are never too out of reach to be redeemed, and that it's God's grace that makes us the light of the world.