This Sunday, February 19th, is the last Sunday in the season of Epiphany and the gospel reading centers on the Transfiguration of Christ. The placement of the transfiguration in this part of the church year, is not coincidental. Listen as Fr. Charles as he explains how.

Jesus commissioned his 12 apostles to preach the Gospel to the ends of the earth. What they began 2000 years ago has propelled Christianity into the largest religion in the world. Listen in as Fr. Chris explores the principles and practices that allows us to continue their work today.

God called Israel to be distinct from the nations around them. He formed and shaped them into His people so that the light of his life could shine into a dark world. However, Israel failed to be distinct from the nations around them, and instead of shining the light of God into the world, they lived in darkness as well.

Listen as Father Charles explains the summons issued by Christ for His people to be what he had always intended; To be as distinctive as salt and light.

Blessed is a word that gets used a lot these days. But, what does it really mean to be blessed? Jesus answers the question in his famous Sermon on the Mount. Listen in as Fr. Chris explores the biblical worldview of blessings and how you can know with certainty when it is that God is blessing you.

Defining discipleship is fairly simple. A disciple of Jesus is illustrated in Matthew chapter 4, as one who follows Jesus. The simplicity of being a disciple of Jesus is that you go where He is going. However, following Jesus, where he leads is also quite complex, because Jesus often goes into the darkest places in the world. Listen to Fr. Charles, as he sketches out these two complementary realities of being a disciple of Christ..

Mark chapter 5 is an action-packed chapter. In this chapter, there are three very distinct and seemingly unrelated stories. However, as Father Charles points out in this week's sermon, these stories may seem unrelated but they share one common thread. Join us as we discover the beauty of this incredible chapter.

The season of Epiphany isn’t as well known as the season of Christmas. However, the Christmas story is incomplete without Epiphany. Listen as Fr. Charles explains the importance of Epiphany and it’s indelible connection to the Christmas story.

Ever feel like you’re a long way off from God? Like the night is too dark? Like the obstacles are too big? In today’s gospel, we see a stark contrast between the way King Herod and the Wise Men respond to Jesus, which gives each of us an opportunity to look into our own hearts and examine them. Listen in as Fr. Chris explains how this ancient narrative speaks to our lives today.

What could a cast of child-like, cartoon characters possibly teach us about Jesus? Listen in as Fr. Chris explores the ways in which Charles Schultz creatively communicates the true meaning of the Christmas story through Charlie Brown and his friends and applies it to our very real lives today.