A Bridge Between

In this episode Fr. Dave and Fr. Alex talk about this hard command from Jesus to love our enemies, what it means to turn the other cheek, and how love can transform our enemies, us, and the world.

In this episode Fr. Dave and Fr. Alex discuss the centrality of the resurrection to the Christian faith, how Paul tries to prove a point through the use of logic, and why having faith means putting our faith that Jesus is who he says he is.

In this episode Fr. Dave and Fr. Alex plug their new Lenten series "Bridging Lent and Easter", what the net stands for in the story of the call of Peter, and what it means to reach out to people today.

In this episode Fr. Dave and Fr. Alex discuss the ritual of Jesus' presentation in the temple in Jerusalem, what it means for us to have similar rituals of welcoming, and how each of us should be praying about how we present ourselves to God and Jesus to the world.

In this episode Fr. Dave and Fr. Alex discuss the Epistle of Paul to the Corinthians, why a pink toe is so expensive, and how we shouldn't be envious of the spiritual gifts of others.

In this episode Fr. Dave and Fr. Alex discuss Jesus' first miracle at the wedding at cana in galilee, why it's important he listened to his mother, and how Jesus should be invited into the moments of our lives.

In this episode Fr. Dave and Fr. Alex discuss the meaning of both Jesus Christ's baptism and how it sets the precedent for our own. They also discuss why our baptism should become something upon which we reflect daily.

In this episode Fr. Dave and Fr. Alex discuss the merits of keeping the 2nd Sunday after Christmas and the Feast of the Epiphany separate, Fr. Dave actually makes more than one movie reference, and Fr. Alex shares his experience of getting gifts from the 3 Kings.

In this episode the Fr. Dave and Fr. Alex get you ready for the First Sunday after Christmas, discuss the introduction to the Gospel of John, and why Christ can overcome any darkness in the world.

In this Christmas episode Fr. Dave and Fr. Alex discuss the importance of keeping the Christmas sermon simple. By the time the feast of the incarnation arrives congregants and clergy are usually tired from all the planning and preparations and just need to absorb the moment.