Jesus' Great Commission to the Church to "go and make disciples of all nations" is enormous, but it was first given to followers who worshiped and doubted at the same time. In this sermon, Fr. Jason Bowman looks at disciple-making, imperfect faith, the authority of Christ, and the reassuring promise that we never carry Christ's mission alone.

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Pentecost Sunday celebrates the coming of the gift of the Holy Spirit, when the disciples began to preach the Gospel in many tongues and the Church of Christ was born. Yet we often find ourselves echoing the words of the bystanders that same day thousands of years ago: "what does this mean?" Fr. Jeromie Rand explores how the Holy Spirit works among God's people, and how Christians can receive, test, and use spiritual gifts with humility, discernment, and expectancy. 

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How do we hold onto faith when faced with suffering? Fr. Jeromie draws from 1 Peter 4 to examine how Christians can endure suffering without denial, despair, or easy answers. Ultimately, this empowers us to walk through suffering with others and find hope in Christ's presence. 

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What do you return to when your mind finally grows quiet? In this sermon on John 15, Fr. Jeromie Rand invites us to consider Jesus' invitation to "abide" in Him: to make Christ our dwelling place rather than merely an idea. Through reflections on pruning, suffering, distraction, repentance, and daily habits of prayer, this sermon explores how the spiritual life is formed slowly through dependence upon God.

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In this sermon from the fifth Sunday of Eastertide, Fr. Jeromie Rand develops three key ideas from Jesus' words in John 14, "Let not your hearts be troubled." 

• Knowing where Jesus is leading us
• Understanding what it truly means to believe in Him
• Learning how to stay on His path

Fr. Jeromie emphasizes that peace comes not from controlling our circumstances, but from trusting Jesus as "the way, the truth, and the life," even through seasons of darkness, doubt, or anxiety. 

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Fr. Jason Bowman leads us through an exploration of Jesus' words in John 10: "I am the door of the sheep." Through Christ, we receive salvation, protection, nourishment, security, and what Jesus describes as "abundant life." What does that abundant life really look like? 

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In this third Sunday of the season of Eastertide, Fr. Jeromie Rand preaches on how the story of the disciples'  encounter with Christ on the road to Emmaus models the modern life of discipleship. 

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On the second Sunday of Easter, sometimes known as "Thomas Sunday," Fr. Jeromie Rand preaches on the disciple Thomas and the nature of faith, arguing that faith is not intellectual agreement but a lived trust that shapes the direction of one's life. 

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Fr. Jeromie Rand preaches an interactive Easter message directing our attention to the reality of an embodied resurrection, and what that means for the endurance of hope.

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Fr. Jason Bowman leads us in a Palm Sunday meditation on the details of Christ's triumphal entry. This sermon provides an up-close examination of how Jesus was always in control of what was happening, yet never controlled by what everyone else wanted Him to be as the Messiah.

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