Fr. Joe explores the theme of homecoming in this sermon, and the truth that our true home can only be found in God.

In many ways, Jesus lived an unremarkable life. So why are we still worshipping and emulating him 2,000 years later?

The overwhelming gift of the Incarnation: God wants our company, God wants to make us family, God wants to give us life.

Our adoption by God is a spiritual revolution, no less perspective-changing than Copernicus' own discoveries about the sun as the center of the solar system back in the sixteenth century.

Knowing the name of the baby in the manger is not the same as knowing this One sent from God. Discover why Jesus is the greatest gift you will ever receive.

In this Christmas sermon, Bishop Burton talks about the most important gift you can give yourself.

Fr. Joe explores the manger scene in this children's sermon from the perspective of all the different characters in the story.

Father Bob focuses on Luke 1: 26-38 and considers the tremendous example of St. Mary as she essentially says, “Whatever you ask” to God. She fully surrenders to God and his purposes. We can appreciate Christmas more and go deeper with God if we contemplate and take onboard her example of surrender.

Waller recap: Miracles are rarely ever reasonable, they're just true. So when you face the impossible in life, just say yes to God.

We must decrease for Jesus to increase in our lives.