What do you like to read in your spare time?  Fiction? History? Maybe a little romance?  Today we consider how different types of literature help us understand Jesus teachings and apply them to our modern lives.  (John 9:1-41)

What do a blackout, a well, and glass of water have in common?  And how do they help us understand Jesus?   Come and take a listen.  (John 4:5-42)

In this episode we listen in on a clandestine conversation between Jesus and an inquisitive religious leader named Nicodemus.  Come and take a listen. (John 3.1–17)

Today we think about what our doctor’s office, a rock and a loaf of bread tell us about who Jesus is and about who we are called to be.  Come and take a listen. (Matthew 4:1-11)

Pancakes, sausages, and ashes … oh my!   In today’s homily, as we begin the season of Lent, we consider what it means to find life among the Ashes of Ash Wednesday.   (Psalm 103:8-18)

Today we spend some time thinking about frisbees, tennis balls, mountains, and all the other things that offer us a new perspective on life, relationships, and God.   Come and take a listen.   (Matthew 17:1-9)

Have you ever been “ghosted”?   It happens more often than you think - even in Church.  We talk about that, and more in this episode of Conversations with Father Greg.  (Matthew 5:21-37)

Today we consider bare feet at night, a dog’s squeaky toy, and one of Jesus’ best documented teachings.  Come take a listen.  (Matthew 5:13-20)

Today we think about some big questions. What do you aspire to?  What kind of place do you want to leave for future generations?   How can we be agents of change in our communities and in our world? (Matthew 5:1-12)

Some people bring joy into our lives, while there are others who we struggle to get along with.   While we will never get along with everyone, as people of faith how do we respond to the difficult people in life?   Come and take a listen.   (1 Corinthians 1:10-18)