The rejection of Jesus by his hometown, in Mark 6:1-6, is one of the most tragic portions of scripture. Join Fr. Charles as he explains why.

Mark chapter 5 contains three very different stories that share very little in common. As a matter of fact, they only share one thing in common at all. Join Fr. Charles as he explains.

Often in life we are entering a storm, exiting a storm, or in the middle of a storm. But where is God in the storm? Listen in as Fr. Chris talks about it.

The 4th chapter of Mark’s Gospel contains 3 parables that look back to explain what Jesus has been doing in ministry up to that point and look ahead to what the disciples will do in ministry. Listen in as Fr. Chris explains.

The unforgivable sin often conjures in people’s minds a particular sin that is so egregious and terrible that God refuses to forgive it. But is that really what the unforgivable sin is? Join Fr. Charles as he explains.

Sabbath simply means, day of rest. Listen to Michael as he explains why the sabbath was made for us and why it is important for us to take time to rest.

Michael is our Director of College and Young Adult Ministries.

Beginning in Advent to our present day, listen to Fr. Charles as he explains that the Holy Trinity was, is and will always be present in the story of the Gospel.

We were blessed to have the Rev. Ben Wheeler, from the church plant - Redeemer Presbyterian Church in Tyler, Texas, as our preacher this Sunday. His message is based on the apostle Philip in John 14 beginning at the 8th verse. Philip still doesn’t get it after being with Jesus for 3 years. Listen to Rev. Ben as he explains possible reasons for this, as well his own personal story filled with grief but also God’s glory.

If you’ve ever wondered what a conversation between Jesus and his father might sound like, look no further than John chapter 17. Join Fr. Charles as he explains.

God wants us to experience joy. But joy can seem difficult to find in a world filled with pain. Listen in as Fr. Chris talks about how we find joy in Jesus.