In this sermon Fr. Joe explores the way the two sons both misunderstand the economics of love that rules in their father’s home. They each need to re-assess their attitudes in order to embrace this love.

At the end of the day, we are all searching for more joy in our lives. Jesus tells a story that helps us find it.

Fr. Olver explores Jesus’ strange teaching on Luke 13 on repentance that takes us back to Moses and the fire that burns but does not consume.

The fire of God burns, and there are bushes all around us, but do we see them? Ryan Waller discusses the famous encounter between Moses and Yahweh, as it relates to Christians today.

In Jesus' lament over Jerusalem we get a beautiful glimpse into His sacred heart which longs to gather all of us under His wings.

Beginning improbably with the observation that, "Karl Ove Knausgaard is a publishing phenomenon in Norway," Bishop Burton upends our assumptions about spirituality and self-sacrifice.

Deacon Wheatley observes the similarities and differences between Jesus' temptation in the wilderness, and our own Lenten journey. The story of Jacob wrestling through the night provides a helpful illustration of how God uses our weaknesses in times of trial to bring us into greater knowledge of Him.

Jesus was not only tempted in every way as we are. We are tempted in the same ways Jesus experienced. Listen and learn from Jesus’ own experience.

Fr Olver explores the comfort in Jesus’ teaching that God is the One who sees and IS in secret, as we enter into this Lenten Season.