The Most Rev. Robert Duncan describes the miracle of our entrance into the Kingdom of God through the waters of Holy Baptism. God gives us what we cannot have except by His heavenly grace.

Our dark and troubled world needs saints, and so the Lord has sent us: His saints, imperfect and broken. God is transforming us into His image, for His namesake. Ezekiel 36:22-28.

"Where are God's saints today?" On the day we remember the faithful departed, Fr. Paul Donison recalls our purpose as salt and light upon the Earth: to be God's chosen saints, made capable to show His glory.

Fr. Paul Donison reveals the source of love and generosity in story of the woman with the alabaster jar. When we recognize our failures, we can discover the gospel of God's profound forgiveness.

"Where does generosity come from?" Fr. Paul Donison examines the story of Zacchaeus, chief of tax collectors and traitor to his Jewish people. When Jesus extends fellowship to Zacchaeus, the outcast discovers the radical generosity of God.

"Where does generosity come from?" Fr. Paul Donison explores Hannah's story, an outcast of her society because of her barrenness, who found in the Lord's mercy an incredible gift to bless the world.

"What does it mean to be the church in a divided culture?" The Rev. Bryan Biba speaks to the power of Jesus' commandment to love God and neighbor. It equips us as His witnesses.

"I long to be at rest." Fr. Paul relates the restorative power of knowing God's everlasting mercy. In the aftermath of the flood, God gives to Noah and all people a covenant of grace. God is steadfast: He will do all the work of rescue; He will endure all our judgment.

Fr. Paul teaches that the flood story is for people who feel they have lost everything. When brokenness is so severe and our lives are ruined, God recreates, recalibrates, and recommissions us for his purpose.

Fr. Paul begins his new sermon series “The Gospel in the Flood” by asking us to confront our entitlement, which he explains is more serious than we realize. But like with Noah, God’s grace will find us and form in us faithful obedience.