In the Maundy Thursday liturgy, the foot washing, the Eucharist, and the stripping of the altar are ways that we remember and participate in the Lord's last night on earth. Father Wheatley takes a walk through war memorials, documentary, art, and an encounter with battle re-enactors to ask the question, "What kind of remembrance are we doing on this night, and why?"

Jesus rides into Jerusalem and the people ask,"Who is this?" One look at the cross and we know.

Fr. Joe explores the paradox of Palm Sunday: one minute we are celebrating Christ’s entry into Jerusalem on a donkey, the next we are asking Pilate for his crucifixion.

If we will invite God into the dry places in our lives there is a potential for growth and new life beyond anything we can imagine. Even where we have given up all hope, God’s good plans for us can be at work in unseen and surprising ways.

God in Christ is always very near us, approaching us, answering our call with the never-failing promise of life after death.

If we ever hope to see by the light of Christ, we must first accept our blindness.

Lent provides an opportunity to make positive changes in our lives, so why do so few seize the chance? Learn how to overcome blockades to God’s blessings.

Where do you look for your identity? In this sermon Bishop Burton talks about one women who found it the hard way.

In this sermon based on John 4:5-42, Father Bob considers how the story of the woman at the well can help us in our Lenten journey.

A special Lenten message on prayer from speaker Greg Headington.