When we cry out to Jesus, he hears and responds.

Whenever we justify ourselves--like the Pharisees--it kills the movement of God's grace. When we realize we cannot and need not justify ourselves, then we are ready to do the productive and fruitful work of the kingdom.

Fr. Eirik offers lessons from the life of Jacob--and the Pharisees!--on turning from the legacy of our culture to the legacy of the Kingdom of God.

Speaking from Genesis 22:1-14 and Matthew 6:25-33, Bp. Stewart states there is no difference between God seeing us and providing for us--so just how are "all these things added" to us? He has some thoughts there too.

The sobriety of Psalm 51 reminds us just how much we need God.

Being a disciple is about following the one you trust.

Work is one of God's gifts to us! And vocation is about hearing and responding to God's call in our work.

If your relationships are strong, your capacity to know things well is strong.

Destroy & Overthrow, Build & Plant by Sermons and other teachings from Light of Christ Anglican Church in Kenosha, WI

Who Is At the Center? by Sermons and other teachings from Light of Christ Anglican Church in Kenosha, WI