Like the serpent in the wilderness, the Lord Jesus was lifted up that we might live.

In his last sermon at Incarnation, Fr. Bob Johnston discusses finding a new life -- life from above -- based on John 3:1-16.

We never forget. Which is why we must forgive.

We need to get out of the way to allow the Holy Spirit take the ship's wheel of our life.

Fr. Clint Wilson was born, raised, and attended college in Birmingham, Alabama. In 2006, he moved to Denver to attend seminary where he focused on the academic discipline of Biblical Studies with the intention of doctoral work and teaching. However, God called him into ministry through a vibrant local parish where he had the privilege to work in missions/outreach and church planting. Fr. Clint completed his Master of Divinity at Nashotah House Theological Seminary.

Fr. Matthew Olver is now a Teaching Fellow in Liturgics at Nashotah House Theological Seminary. His research interests include sacramental theology, Newman and the development of doctrine, ecclesiology and ecumenism, the relationship between priestly ministry and overcoming the demonic, and the history of Anglican liturgy. Until 2013, as an assistant rector at Incarnation, Fr. Olver oversaw our adult formation, music and liturgy programs.

In ascending, what does Jesus do for us and for our salvation?

Good friends listen and then do something about what they hear.

Fr. Joe examines our popular cultural conceptions of the call to love one another, and then explores the much more difficult understanding that Jesus had in mind when he gave this commandment to his disciples.

In this sermon based on 1 John 3:14-24, Father Bob considers a main marker of the Christian life.