The Very Rev. Canon Paul Donison shares his vision for Christ Church Plano's cultural engagement, evangelism, and community growth at this year's Cast: All Parish Event.

The Rev. Creighton Friedrich examines our Lord's most important prayer on our behalf: the high priestly prayer of John 17, an invitation to share in Jesus' unity, glory, and love.

Fr. Paul Donison explains the remarkable hospitality of Ananias, who cared for the murderous Saul as a brother, and invites us to practice the same supernatural forgiveness and healing toward one another.

"Why did Jesus appear directly to Saul?" Fr. Paul Donison examines how Paul's radical encounter with Christ illustrates the presence and purpose of God in our own conversions. As the Lord pursued even the great persecutor of the early church, so he pursues us.

"How does God convert a person to faith?" In this series on the conversion of Saul of Tarsus, Fr. Paul Donison explores how, at the heart of every conversion, we find the mercy of God.

"What does it mean to be drawn closer to Jesus?" The Very Rev. Canon Paul Donison reveals Jesus' enormous and far-reaching power to draw us to Himself—a process that churns up conflict as it transforms us unto great joy.

"How do I know if any of this is true?" Fr. Paul explores how we may find Jesus: in seeking his instruction and his incarnation, God's Son reveals his incredible intention for our lives.

"I want more joy in my life." Fr. Paul invites us to look to the shepherds and discover the deeper joy in Jesus's birth. We, too, are unworthy of God's love and yet we are welcome to go and see the gift of God's love.

"In our darkest moments, where do we find hope?" Fr. Paul Donison reminds us that Christ's second coming is not a future event, but a present reality, and one in which we have a priestly part to play.

The Very Rev. Canon Paul Donison exhorts us to be like the sheep in Christ's parable: caring for the least among us. Sharing a story of a low point in his life, Fr. Paul explains how simple it is to follow Jesus when we embrace our inheritance as sons and daughters of the King.