The Jews had the temple - that was THE place where God's presence was. Jesus brings the FULL teaching that He is the temple, and that because we are in Him that means WE ARE THE TEMPLE OF GOD. What?! You are a temple! Listen to this sermon to be built up in dignity and purpose. "You Are A Temple".

In this sermon, the authority given to Peter is set in the context of God's eternal plan. God has a THRONE from all eternity. In time, God shares His authority with Moses, then with Peter, and down to our very age. Questions? Write to us @ [email protected].

Homily from the 7th Sunday in Ordinary Time. Jesus tells his disciples they must walk the extra mile to show others who their Master is. We are invited by him to do the same.

Homily from the 6th Sunday in Ordinary Time. Jesus presents to his disciples the idea that he came "not to abolish the law, but to fulfill it." What does this mean? It means wrestling with the law in such a way that it leads us all the way into the Heart of God.

Homily from the 5th Sunday in Ordinary Time. Jesus tells his disciples that they are the salt of the earth and light for the world. What does this mean? It means they are to recognize that they have been transformed by him and now must transform the world around them.

Homily from the 4th Sunday in Ordinary Time. Jesus has called us to be his disciples and now he begins addressing us with his first sermon. How does he begin? By revealing himself to us, in order to show us who we are to become. We must be transformed by the Beatitudes so we can be transformed into Jesus Christ.

Homily from the 3rd Sunday in Ordinary Time. The hearts of God's people have been hardened by the sin of disobedience. Jesus sets out on a mission to conquer the hearts of his people. How does he do so? By calling people to obedience. It's kind of a scary word - and certainly a concept not friendly to many of us - but it's also the difference between someone who is sort of following Jesus and someone who is a disciple.

Homily from the 2nd Sunday in Ordinary Time. The holy people in the Scriptures seem so confident that they know the will of God. Before they became so confident, though, they needed to embrace the call to holiness. We are the same way. If we want to know God's plan for our life, we must embrace the call to holiness.

Homily from the Epiphany of Our Lord. The birth of the Savior means the salvation of so many people, including those who aren't currently part of God's family. For those of us who have been made part of the family of God, it's our task to reflect the radiant light that has been given to us.

There are beautiful and precious realities HIDDEN RIGHT IN FRONT OF OUR EYES. Hear this message and allow your eyes to be opened again to the gift. -God love you!