On the third Sunday in Advent, also known as Gaudete Sunday, we traditionally have our 'Advent Lessons and Carols' service. In Fr. Charles' sermon, he explains the meaning behind the candles we light during the Advent season. "Gaudete in Domino semper" ... "Rejoice in the Lord always."

In a world filled with suffering and pain, we are all looking, even longing for something. That something… is joy. Listen in as Fr. Chris talks about the source of our joy, who is Jesus, and how we can attain to joy.

When seen in light of the Old Testament, the beginning of the New Testament offers a radical picture of what it means for you when the king comes to town. Listen to Fr. Charles as he explains how.

This Sunday we had the pleasure of having Sam Makarios join us for Sunday worship. He preached a very timely sermon on the first Sunday of Advent.

Who are the least of these? The poor, the homeless, and perhaps even you. Join Fr. Charles as he explains.

If you’re afraid of God, could it be that you misunderstand God? Listen in as Fr. Chris explains how we can know and trust that God is good.

In Bishop Reed’s sermon he reminds us that Christ will return one day and we need to be prepared for that day, just like the 10 virgins were to be prepared for the bridegroom in our Gospel reading. But how do we do that? Listen as Bishop Reed, first, gives a message to our children and then to all of us, practical ways in which we can prepare for the return of Christ.

When Jesus preaches the Sermon on the Mount, He begins with the Beatitudes. These 12 verses radically depart from what the world considers "Good News." Join Fr. Charles as he explains why.

It seems a little bit unnatural - doesn’t it - that God would have to command us to love? Listen in as Fr. Chris explains the relationship between commandments and love.

One of the most well-known verses in Scripture is where Jesus says, “Render unto Caesar the things that are Caesar’s and render unto God the things that are God’s.” What isn’t Jesus saying? What is Jesus saying? And how, then, shall we live? Listen in as Fr. Chris explores these ideas.