Jesus is the Christ of God and his call to discipleship asks those who would follow him to respond daily to the demands of Christian discipleship. While the challenges of this are great, Gods love for us is also great, and he gives us help as we strive to truly follow him.

Fr. Wheatley looks at the stories of Nathan and David, as well as Jesus, Simon, and the "Sinful" woman. In this sermon, he asks the question, "What does it feel like to be wrong?" As David and Jesus both show, something far more profound is happening beneath the surface that calls us to experience the feeling of forgiveness.

Wycliffe College principal George Sumner also teaches missiology and is currently working on an introduction to theology. He has served in various pastoral roles -- as a missionary teacher in an evangelical Anglican theological college in Tanzania, as pastor on a native reserve, and as parish priest in a small town. He is an honorary assistant at St. Paul’s Anglican Church, Toronto.

As the sermon series Strong and Courageous continues, Father Bob unfolds the story of Elijah and the widow of Zarephath to learn more about the place of trust in one's spiritual life.

Fr Olver looks at the barriers to hearing the Bible and where we find Jesus when he raises a widow’s son.

Fr. Joe explores the types and shadows of the Temple in the Old Testament, and how they foreshadow Christ’s presence in the heart of every believer.

In this sermon, we join the disciples around the table for a family discussion with Jesus, seeing that in sending the Holy Spirit, God invites us to intimacy with Him—The Three in One, to welcome Him into our lives and hearts, to be welcomed into His life, and to live as manifestations of His life in the world.

Fr Olver explores the sources of our confession of the Blessed Trinity in the Old Testament and the experience of the apostles.

In this Pentecost Day sermon, Father Bob leads a reflection on who the Holy Spirit is, what the Holy Spirit does, and how we can connect more with the Holy Spirit.