In our gospel lesson for today, John tells of the first "sign" Jesus performed to reveal his glory: turning water to wine at the wedding at Cana. Fr. Michael reflects on how this miracle reveals Jesus' glory in this sermon from John 2:1-11.

In the season of Epiphany, our gospel readings highlight a moment in the life of Jesus where his glory was revealed to the world. In today's reading from Luke 3, we see Jesus' approval by the Father revealed and the Spirit descending upon him like a dove. But what does it mean for us? Comparing John the Baptist's baptism to the one John says Jesus comes to perform, Fr. Michael explores what it means to be baptized "with the Spirit and fire."

Listen in as Dr. Liz Marvel reflects on the meaning of Epiphany for us today as she preaches from Matthew 2:1-12.

Mary’s Song, also known as The Magnificat, helps us see the unsettling reality that God shows favor to those we often least expect. Fr. Michael walks us through this important moment in the Gospel story as we close out our Advent sermon series.

In week two of our Advent sermon series, Mategyero Nuwamanya preaches from our gospel lesson in Luke 3, where we're reminded the word of God came to John the Baptist in the wilderness, rather than to the other "sites of anticipation" for God's people in first-century Israel. In this challenging and encouraging message, we're reminded that God will come to us in the places we often least expect as well.

At the end of our Advent journey, we will come to the good news of the Incarnation--the sign of which, according to the angels who visit the shepherds in Luke 2, is a helpless baby lying in stone feeding trough. How do we become the kind of people who can receive the good news and glad tidings of those angels to "Fear not!" In week one of our Advent sermon series, Fr. Michael looks at Luke 21:25-33, where we're shown how we can prepare well to receive our coming King.

In John 18:28-38, Jesus is brought before Pilate for questioning. In this trial scene, we see the power of Christ the King in his willingness to lay down his life and subject himself powers of "this world," represented by Pilate and the high priest. On this Christ the King Sunday, Fr. Michael explores how Jesus is king and what it means to be His subjects, the One who willingly gives his life for the sake of the world.

In this post-election season, Psalm 146 gives the church some much needed perspective. Whether you're upset or relieved by the results of our presidential election--or just plain exhausted by it all--this psalm exhorts God's people not to trust in human leaders--but why? Fr. Michael explores the answer to that question in this timely word from Holy Scripture.

All Saints is a feast that celebrates the communion of the saints. Fr. Michael explores three reasons how All Saints also forms us in this homily based on Revelation 7.

Mategyero Nuwamanya preaches on Mark 10:1-16 and explores what Jesus' teaching on divorce means for us today.