We need to graduate from the question, "How do I make it in this city?" Hear the final sermon from the series: "From Fantasy to Reality: the Renewed Imagination."

We need to graduate from the question, "How do I make it in this city?" Hear the final sermon from the series: "From Fantasy to Reality: the Renewed Imagination."

Our battle scars tell a story about our pain, and tempt us to self-identify as a permanent victim. The story of Elijah and the promise of Christ's love in Ephesians 3 calls us out of self-pity fantasies to the empowering love of Christ.

Our battle scars tell a story about our pain, and tempt us to self-identify as a permanent victim. The story of Elijah and the promise of Christ's love in Ephesians 3 calls us out of self-pity fantasies to the empowering love of Christ.

We have both fading wealth and unfading wealth in spades. Which one will capture our imagination? Hear Fr. Aaron Damiani's message about Wealth Fantasies from the life of King Solomon. This is our latest in the series "From Fantasy to Reality: The Renewed Imagination."

We have both fading wealth and unfading wealth in spades. Which one will capture our imagination? Hear Fr. Aaron Damiani's message about Wealth Fantasies from the life of King Solomon. This is our latest in the series "From Fantasy to Reality: The Renewed Imagination."

Here's the story of two men looking for intimacy. One says, "In order to connect with people, I must consume them." The other says, "this is my body, given for you." Hear Fr. Aaron's teaching in the series "From Fantasy to Reality: the Renewed Imagination."

Here's the story of two men looking for intimacy. One says, "In order to connect with people, I must consume them." The other says, "this is my body, given for you." Hear Fr. Aaron's teaching in the series "From Fantasy to Reality: the Renewed Imagination."

Paranoia Fantasies: When we cannot see the grace of God, we'll presume to see the faults of others. Here is Fr. Aaron's message on King Saul's response to David, and Jesus' instruction to evaluate others with the eyes of grace.

Paranoia Fantasies: When we cannot see the grace of God, we'll presume to see the faults of others. Here is Fr. Aaron's message on King Saul's response to David, and Jesus' instruction to evaluate others with the eyes of grace.