Often times Christians think of their spiritual life, as an exhausting journey of moralism wherein they inevitably fail. However, the Christian life described by Jesus, doesn’t seem to be that at all. Jesus actually makes the opposite argument. Jesus says that the love of God in your heart is the necessary precondition for keeping his commandments. Join Fr. Charles as he explains.

We all live our lives based on what we do - or don’t - believe about God and religion. And as Jesus makes the startling declaration that there will be One Shepherd and One Flock, listen in as Fr. Chris explains the very real and practical implications of Jesus’ statements.

If I were to ask you to describe your perfect vacation and then to describe heaven, which one would sound more appealing? Christians often have a hard time imagining the quality of the resurrected life. Join Fr. Charles as he gives a more robust picture of what awaits us.

By following Jesus, the disciples had made enemies with practically every prominent person in Israel. But with the death of Jesus, they were left defenseless. But with his resurrection, they faced another problem. And it’s a problem we rarely consider. Join Fr. Charles as he explains.

Three women, Mary Magdalene, Mary the mother of James, and Salome, were there at Jesus’ crucifixion. They were there when his dead body was placed in the tomb. They had ever reason to believe his body would be there when they brought spices with them to anoint his body on the third day. What they found instead was a young man sitting on the right side, dressed in a white robe. Listen to Fr. Chris as he describes how a young man’s faith is based on those three days and how those three days changed everything.

Crucifixion was a painful and very public punishment. So why was this Jesus' punishment? Listen to Fr. Chris as he explains what it meant to be crucified; why this was God's plan; and why we call this day, Good.

Fr. Stuart's sermon is based on the second half of our Palm Sunday service - the Passion, Mark 14:32-15:47. Listen to Fr. Stuart as he explains the Passion's scriptural verses and invites us to experience Jesus' final journey to the Cross.

In John, chapter 12, Jesus uses the imagery of a seed being planted in the ground. Join Fr. Charles, as he explores why Jesus chose this image, and what it means for us.

We live in a world full of signs. But it is easy to mistake a sign for that which it points out. Join Fr. Charles as he explains.

Once upon a time, God made his home in a temple built by human hands. But now, God makes his home in your heart. Listen in as Fr. Chris not only explains why and how this significant change took place, but what it means for our lives today.