Burning Hearts & Broken Bread: Fr. Paul teaches that only a burning heart for the Gospel will tell the world about Jesus. “A burning heart moves feet into mission.”

Dr. Ken Wilgus challenges us to seek Jesus in times of crisis—trusting that, as “Lord of the storm,” He is at work in the midst of our most trying times.

Fr. Bryan explains that as the world asks what we should do with our bodies, Christians should look forward to God restoring us from the crippling effects of sin—sickness and brokenness.

Father Paul urges us to take a posture of worship—to fix our eyes on the Lord—when we face life’s obstacles. Here we will find the Lord’s power and provision.

Fr. Paul teaches that strength and courage in the midst of trials are grown in worship, where we see the fullness of our Heavenly Father—our refuge.

Fr. Paul asks us to take a deep look at our own mortality—to think about the final judgement. It is here we see the Gospel on full display.

Fr. Paul explains that capability, calling, and godly character are the real traits of a person fully alive in Christ; made possible only by Pentecost, the living breath of our Lord.

Fr. Paul teaches that generosity with our work, time, and resources is the only faithful response to a generous God. It is generosity, poured out in love, that will change the world.

Fr. Paul explains that Jesus’ baptism was not for his own sake, but for ours. We are invited into Christ’s baptism where we receive him—a loving brother, a best friend, and a spiritual guide.

The Rt. Rev. Neil Lebhar explains that weak faith in Christ prevents us from knowing God's presence and care for the lost, lonely, and broken. But we are called to be a faithful witness to all persons, proclaiming Christ, the only real hope.