Rector Amy Winkle preaches on Easter Sunday about the reality of the resurrection when Jesus comes to find us and brings new life.

Rector Amy Winkle preaches from Matthew 21 on Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem and his invitation to us to follow him all the way to the cross.

Associate Priest Ginny Seibel preaches from John 11 and asks what the resurrection means for us in a world of pain and suffering.

Lay preacher David Roth explores Jesus’ healing of the man born blind and invites us to see how Christ reveals our blindness, meets us in our brokenness, and opens our eyes to the light of God’s kingdom.

Youth Pastor Jon-Michael Shelley preaches from John 4 on Jesus' discourse with the woman at the well and the Holy Spirit's work in healing shame.

These monthly podcasts are spaces of prayer crafted around the themes and rhythms of Neighborhood Groups, but they are designed to be used individually or in groups. This month, we remember, reflect, and respond prayerfully within the context of the Lenten season.

Rector Amy Winkle preaches from John 3 on Nicodemus' encounter with Jesus.

Associate Priest Ginny Seibel invites us into the wilderness with Jesus to learn from him to suffer well.

The Upside-Down Kingdom is a three-part podcast series exploring Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount in the Gospel of Matthew. Together, we look at how Jesus redefines blessing, power, and righteousness—calling his followers into a way of life shaped not by success or control, but by mercy, integrity, trust, and love.

Discussion Questions — Episode 3
1. Which spiritual practice feels most difficult to do quietly and unseen?
2. How does anxiety reveal what you trust most?
3. Why do you think Jesus connects judgment of others with our own spiritual blindness?
4. What does “seeking first the Kingdom” look like in ordinary life?
5. What small, faithful practice could help you build on solid ground this week?

Rector Amy Winkle preaches from Matthew 5 about how we are formed in our relationships with others.