True change comes from the heart, which is what Jesus is after.

God’s divine love for all creation is apage. This love is not dependent on our righteousness but constantly invites us all to come into the presence of God’s love for us. Because God’s love extends to us and to all people and it impels us both the respond in love to God’s great love for u ,and to extend our love to others. When our relationships are difficult or triangulated awareness of this undergirding of God’s love can strengthen and heal us.

Jesus' Sermon on the Mount has been quoted, commented on, and co-opted for everything from how to (or not to) run a country, to dating advice. But are we really supposed to do all the stuff Jesus says?

Fr. Joe explores the relationship between ritual and remembrance through the example of the Old Testament ritual of presenting babies to God in the Temple.

Robert Frost said, "Home is where, when you have to go there, they have to let you in." Jesus took "home" on the road and offered it to anyone who wanted it.

Find out what is meant by the Bible’s “authority” and why you can take comfort and hope by trusting the power of Scripture.

Ordinary fishermen answer Jesus's call to fish for people and discover the true meaning of greatness along the way.

In this Epiphany sermon, Father Bob explores the patterns of evangelism shown in the readings and primarily in John 1:29-42.

How do we know if we can trust the reliability of the Bible? Father Paul presents some of the textual evidence of the New Testament, and discusses how these questions and the available data have influenced his own faith.