Hear the story about how God can save anyone, even a Pharisee.

The desert of Lent offers the chance to rely on our efforts or follow the example of Jesus and trust our lives to the Father.

In this sermon on the purpose and meaning of Lent, Bishop Burton explains why Ash Wednesday is and isn't a terminal diagnosis.

In this sermon based on the Transfiguration (Matthew 17:1-9), Father Bob considers how Peter, James, and John were asked to embrace a bigger perspective—a bigger picture—on the mountain and how we too are invited into a bigger picture.

In our readings, Moses and the Disciples are both called to ascend mountains, into the cloud of God’s presence. What do they find there? Fr. Paul discusses how there in the cloud, in the place of awe, we find the faith to walk with Jesus down the mountain into the world in which the Transfigured One also became the Crucified and Resurrected One.

Everyone longs for romance, but how does our faith in God help this kind of love grow and last?

Patience is not passivity. Patience creates a space for the Holy Spirit to recreate the world.

In this third sermon of the Four-Loves Series, Father Bob discusses what philia is, why it matters, and how to encourage philia in our lives.