How do we navigate times when our personal experience seems to contradict God's promises? Is God faithful? Can we really trust God? These are the big questions the Psalmist is wrestling through in Psalm 89. Listen in as we reflect on this beautiful Psalm!

Fr. Michael Schwandt, Rector of Faith Anglican Church, preaches at Church of the Incarnation on Matthew 10:16-33.

In our culture, we're exhausted, lonely, anxious, overwhelmed—all symptoms of worshiping cultural idols. Psalm 100 redirects our hearts to worship the Lord, and this re-forms us in a powerful way.

Why do the Psalms still matter today? Why are these ancient poems and songs so important? Listen in as we set the table for our summer in the Psalms by unpacking the wisdom and beauty in these ancient words that have been on the lips and hearts of God's people for thousands of years.

Psalm 50

Who is God? Who is the Trinity? Does how God reveals himself really matter to our everyday, ordinary lives? Yes! Listen in as we reflect on the reality of the Holy Trinity and its massive implications for us.

On Pentecost Sunday, we celebrate the gift of the Holy Spirit for the Church. But are we as a local community fully living into this gift? If not, why not? Listen in as we examine Paul's words to the Corinthians and seek to grow in our experience of the power of the Holy Spirit.

1 Corinthians 12:4-13

The Ascension of Jesus is a severely neglected doctrine in the modern Church, but it shaped the Church in Acts in significant ways. How might the ascension shape us today?

Acts 1:1-14

In John 15, Jesus extends a beautiful invitation to make our home with him in the Father's garden. Listen in as we explore what this practically looks like.

John 15:1-11

Everyone is really seeking after God. But Jesus is the only way to experience the real satisfaction of our deepest longings. Listen in as we reflect on this important passage and discover why this is true.

John 14:1-14

Jesus is the Church's Good Shepherd. But the risen Christ has ascended to the Father's right hand. So what does it look like for Jesus to continue to shepherd his people?

Acts 6:1-9, 7:2,51-60