The image of Jesus that John describes in Revelation doesn't sound like the usual picture we have of Jesus. And yet, it is familiar from a very important event in Scripture and very comforting!

John tells us that our Risen Savior has made us to be "a kingdom and priests." Those words may sound strange at first our modern ears but it's an incredible announcement that's too good to miss.

It might be tempting to think that when we pray to Our Father "in heaven" that this means He is far away and distant from our day-to-day affairs. That would leave us muddling along down here on our own. But these words indicate much more than location.

Jesus' resurrection is a historical fact. Faith is the wonderful hope and trust we have now on the basis of this fact that we believe.

The first thing Jesus said to His disciples was "Peace be with you." Then He showed them His wounds. For their sake, and ours, the two actions are wonderfully linked.

Poor Thomas gets a bad rap. Think of how often you've heard him called "Doubting Thomas." Jesus removes any reason for doubt.

Join us each week from Monday to Saturday but don't miss the blessed opportunity to worship in Church on Sunday with your brothers and sisters in Christ.

When Mary saw Jesus alive she was so happy she grabbed on to Him and wouldn't let go.

"It must be nice to have a 'blind faith'" Is that true? It's not even close. Thankfully, you and I have much more than that.

What an amazing thing it is to hear Jesus say, "When you pray, say: 'Father.'"