Christ Church welcomes The Most Rev. Dr. Laurent Mbanda, Archbishop of Rwanda, to preach on the prayers and fasting of Nehemiah for the people of God.

"How can I know I am being guided by the Holy Spirit?" Fr. Paul examines Christ's promise to us, that in the midst of life decisions and difficulties, the Spirit who indwells us will guide us into repentance and faith. We are not left as orphans.

Fr. Paul examines how we often forget about the Holy Spirit and lose sight of the Lord's power to live on mission. With the Spirit we are made capable for spiritual battle, filled with compassion for the lost.

Fr. Paul shows how the resurrection of Jesus restores and re-imagines our work. Cultivating a Christian imagination for work is critical to our discipleship in an increasingly secular world.

Fr. Bryan shows us a glimpse of the beauty in heaven. Even cities will reveal the glory of God. As we long for renewal in our culture today, we are called to render our lives in humble service to Christ.

Fr. Jonathan draws our imagination to the heavenly feast where the people of God will roar of joy. For in this meal we see the Gospel: though we were banished from God's garden, Christ welcomes us anew at His Table.

Fr. Paul raises our imagination for the new creation, community, and communion with God. As we long for Christ to banish evil and redeem our pain, we ought also to become humble in our brokenness and yearn to see His face.

Resurrection begins at the baptismal font. Fr. Paul reveals how our faith and our actions are often at odds. We must wrestle with our baptism, remembering Christ's vision for our life, to become who God made us to be.

"Do you believe in the resurrection?" Fr. Paul Donison celebrates the facts of Jesus Christ's return to life, and he invites us to consider the evidence. The story of Jesus has convicted the world, a conviction that brings peace and new life.

Fr. Paul inaugurates Holy Week on Palm Sunday, exploring how God answers our cries for help in Jesus's triumphal entry into Jerusalem. When we meet Christ at the foot of the cross, we find the cure to our deepest need.