Fr. Chris' sermon is based on our Gospel reading this Sunday, Matthew 11:2-19.

In this passage, John the Baptist is in prison. He knows his death is near, so the sense of urgency to know if Jesus 'is the one to come or should they look for another', must have felt critical at this point for John. However, what does this matter today? Listen to Fr. Chris as he answers this question and puts this passage in today's context.

This Sunday, we welcomed a special guest who is a missionary from the Middle East. (We can't use his name for security reasons.) He gives us an important, compelling message based on this Sunday's Gospel, Matthew 3:1-12 and his experiences in the Middle East. Want to help or know more? Go to Love for the Least, https://lovefortheleast.org/.

Fr. Chris' sermon is based on one of Sunday readings, Luke 21:5-19.

Fr. Mark begins with a children's message explaining who the saints of the church are.

Then to the congregation, he asks: Who decides who you are?

Fr. Chris' sermon is based on this passage from one of our Sunday's reading, 'But the Lord stood by me and strengthened me, so that through me the message might be fully proclaimed and all the Gentiles might hear it. 2 Timothy 4:17

What does making room for more mean or entail? Listen to Fr. Chris as he lays out how we as individuals, and as the body of Christ can make room. Are you willing?

Where do you place your faith? This is how Fr. Chris begins his sermon. We all have faith, but where do you place your faith? From there, Fr. Chris takes us to our second reading this Sunday, 2 Timothy 3:14-4:5. Paul is in prison and he is nearing the end. What does he do? He writes a letter to Timothy. Listen to Fr. Chris as he explains why.

This Sunday Fr. Mark gave a children's message on the meaning of having an attitude of gratitude, which transitioned into the message to the congregation on the 'problem' of goodness.

Bishop Ryan Reed made his first annual visit to Christ the Redeemer this Sunday, His sermon is based on our Gospel reading, Luke 17:5-10. Here Bishop Reed puts into context the apostles asking Jesus to increase their faith, and how we can be a worthy servant.

This is the fourth and final part of our Discipleship Sermon series - The Commission.

Fr. Chris has just returned from the New Wineskins Conference (https://newwineskinsconference.org/about-new-wineskins-19) and shares some of the stories of the missionaries he met there. Their stories are a powerful reminder of the power of one who is obedient. This leads into our Gospel reading this Sunday, Luke 16:19-31 - The Rich Man and Lazarus. It is a story of hell and heaven. It is a story about obedience.

Fr. Chris asks us all, 'What step is Jesus asking you to take?'

This is the second part of our Discipleship Sermon series.

So what does conversion look like? The definition pf conversion is the change from one form or character to another. Fr. Chris gives a couple of good examples of what that looks like for those who have converted to Christianity.