The Day of Pentecost Pentecost bursts into our worship with wind, fire, and the unmistakable nearness of God. In Acts, the Spirit descends not quietly but with power—gathering people of every language into one body and sending the disciples out with courage they did not possess the day before. Psalm 104 reminds us that this … Continue reading Trust in the Power of the Spirit

The 7th Sunday of Easter This Sunday places us in the luminous space between Ascension and Pentecost — a moment when heaven opens, Christ is lifted up, and the Church learns to live in the promise of His continuing presence. In Acts, the disciples watch Jesus ascend, not into absence, but into a new way … Continue reading Be the Hands and Feet of Jesus

The 6th Sunday of Easter The Sixth Sunday of Easter invites us to trust the God who is not far from any of us, the One in whom “we live and move and have our being.” Paul’s sermon at the Areopagus proclaims a God who is both Creator and Sustainer, calling all people into new … Continue reading Awaken to Feel the Spirit’s Power

The 5th Sunday of Easter The Fifth Sunday of Easter invites us into a deeper trust in Christ, who is our way, our truth, and our life. In John’s Gospel, Jesus speaks words of comfort to anxious disciples, assuring them that he goes to prepare a place for them and that his presence remains with … Continue reading Simply Try to Trust

The 4th Sunday of Easter The Fourth Sunday of Easter draws us into the quiet strength and tender care of the risen Christ, our Good Shepherd. In John’s Gospel, Jesus speaks of himself as the shepherd who calls his sheep by name and leads them into abundant life. Psalm 23 echoes this promise with its … Continue reading God’s Gate Forever Remains Open

The 3rd Sunday of Easter The Third Sunday of Easter invites us into the quiet, unfolding recognition of the risen Christ. On the road to Emmaus, two disciples walk in confusion and sorrow until the stranger at their side is revealed in the breaking of the bread. Acts proclaims the power of repentance and new … Continue reading How is Christ Made Known to You?

The 2nd Sunday of Easter The Second Sunday of Easter invites us into the quiet, steadying aftermath of resurrection. The shock of Easter morning begins to settle, and the Church leans into a deeper truth: the risen Christ meets us not only in triumph, but in locked rooms, fearful hearts, and honest doubts. Today is … Continue reading What Do You Need to Believe?

Easter Sunday Easter Day proclaims the heart of the Christian faith: Christ is risen, and everything is made new. Readings Collect God unlimited by mortal fear or tomb’s cold grip: in the lingering dark give us grace to know your life triumphant your love undimmed in the face of Jesus Christ, the firstborn from the … Continue reading Go and Tell – Bear Witness to God’s Love

Sunday of the Passion: Palm Sunday Palm Sunday holds two movements in tension: the joyful procession and the shadow of the Passion. The readings take us from the crowds shouting “Hosanna!” to the stark silence of the tomb. Jesus enters Jerusalem not on a warhorse but on a donkey — a king of humility, peace, … Continue reading Follow Jesus into Jerusalem

The 5th Sunday in Lent This Sunday draws us into the heart of God’s life‑giving power — the God who breathes hope into what seems lost and calls us out of every tomb. Together, these readings set a mood of awakening, restoration, and holy anticipation as we approach the threshold of Holy Week. Readings Collect … Continue reading Unbind us and Bring us New Life