Deacon Paul investigates the relationship between the Israelites' response to God's giving Manna in Ex 16 and the crowd's response to Jesus in Jn 6:24-35. We often respond to God's mysterious ways of meeting our needs with the same question the Israelites asked of the Manna, "What is it?" Jesus answers this question with a resounding "I AM": "I am the bread of life."

Fr. Olver examines the strange story of the Beheading of St. John the Baptist, the dearth of virtues in Herod that made this possible.

Love is the impulse behind every human virtue and every human vice (except one). In this anatomy of love, Bishop Burton explains why you aren't who you think you are. You are what you do.

When there are problems in our lives that seem intractable, finding a way to overcome the obstacles that keep us from laying them at the feet of Jesus can bring hope and healing.

As the Ephesians sermon series continues, Father Bob opens up Eph. 4:17-32 concerning the renewal of our minds and the life in Christ.

Fr Olver explores how fear and love go hand in hand when we come into the presence of the Lord, and how this readies us to walk in faith when we experience great suffering.

Join Fr. McDermott, guest preacher and professor at Roanoke College, as he explores two parables at Jesus that show us a very different vision of the Kingdom than the one we often imagine.

The phrase, 'Born Again,' carries a lot of cultural baggage. Bishop Burton invites us to take a second look at what Jesus himself meant by it.

Believe it or not, the Bible promises that Christians have already received spiritual riches beyond measure. Find out what that includes!