It was an exciting moment when God’s people returned to a rebuilt Jerusalem and gathered for an oral reading of the Law of Moses. But no one could understand! Their solution is our solution—and our responsibility—in the midst of a world who also can’t understand what God has for them.

When does everlasting life begin? When you are moved by the sight of what it cost to bring you home. What does it look like? The answer is hidden in a modern parable.

Do you believe that Jesus changed water into wine? Do you believe that He still does miracles today?

What does it mean to say that Christianity is a "sacramental" religion? In this sermon for the dedication of the Ascension Chapel, Bishop Burton talks about how God (and churches!) helps us perceive the spiritual reality of our own lives and grow into them.

The Christmas story is a story of a refugee family — and it is a story for us.

Freedom in Christ is not the type of freedom that we have always thought we wanted. This is a sobering freedom, one that involves full, unqualified submission to the will of another person. But it is also a beautiful freedom, one in which we know we are being guided and formed by the One who created the world and the One who knows us best.

Maybe this is an impious impulse, but whenever a Christmas story starts with “In the beginning was the Word,” most of us wonder where the shepherds and donkeys are? Fr. Thomas exposes the power of the opening of St. John’s Gospel in our lives.