With the outpouring of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost, God began the work of undoing the curse of Babel, and inaugurating His restoration plan through the work of the Holy Spirit in the Church. When we say, "Yes," to the Holy Spirit's leading, the Holy Spirit draws us together, deepens our bonds with God and each other, and impels us out beyond our selves to love and serve the world.

On the night before his arrest and crucifixion, Jesus said a prayer for you so that you would always remember how He loves and cares for you. Do you remember that prayer?

How do we make sense of the shocking and troubling statements that appear in the Bible? Discover a few principles that will help you navigate difficult passages of Scripture.

Thinking of joining the Oprah? Taking up the Coelho? Think again, argues Bishop Burton in this sermon on Jesus' commandments and the joy of becoming human.

We are all sheep. We have all been surrounded by shepherds. We even have the privilege to shepherd. High School and College Minister Brian Mountjoy stresses how critical it is to focus on the beauty of the Good Shepherd, and not allowing others to "pull the wool over your eyes" in thinking otherwise.

As the sermon series on questions of faith starts, Father Bob takes on the question of why some prayers seemed to go unanswered. He examines the question asked by those from outside of faith and those who hold faith.

The stories of how the disciples and the emerging church reacted to the resurrection of Jesus by moving beyond themselves out into the world gives us a model for living lives that are a reflection of the meaning of the Good News of the risen Christ. When we move out into the world in service to others in Jesus' name we show forth the meaning of the Gospel not only with our lips but with our lives, and that transforms us as it transforms the world around us.