With the words "come and see," Jesus call the first apostles to help him build a kin-dom that Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. called “the beloved community." During this dark time, we take a moment to celebrate King’s life. He reminded us that only light can drive out darkness and only love can drive out hate.

On the Sunday after Epiphany, we celebrate the day Christ was baptized in the River Jordan. Does our baptism remove Original Sin? Is it necessary for salvation? Pastor Sal addresses these questions, sharing wisdom from Bishop John Shelby Spong.

On Epiphany Sunday we remember the wise ones who followed a star and were guided to the Perfect Light. Pastor Sal talks about how their journey can inform and transform our own spiritual journeys.

On the first Sunday after Christmas, we celebrate the Feast of the Holy Family - Jesus, Mary, and Joseph. Pastor Sal talks about "Faith and Family."

On Advent’s last Sunday, we light a candle for love, celebrating our gift of love from God’s very self. For Christianity and other faith traditions, December is a time to celebrate the light. Pastor Sal talks about the birth of love’s light in us.

Today’s Gospel focuses on Mary. Many see Jesus’ mother as meek, but she was courageous - even revolutionary. Her “Magnificat” is a protest song, a manifesto proclaiming that the lowly will be lifted up. Political authorities over the years have feared it would stir up the masses. Mary’s spirit is alive today!

John the Baptist proclaims, "Prepare ye the way of the Lord!" Advent is a time to get ready for the coming of the Light. After lighting the candle for peace, Pastor Sal explores what it means to prepare the way and reminds us that Jesus was a refugee.

With great expectation on the first Sunday of Advent, we begin to prepare for the birth of the Christ Light within us. Pastor Sal's message on the power of hope follows on the theme of the first Advent candle and includes wisdom from Meister Eckhart, Thomas Merton, and Richard Rohr.

The last Sunday before Advent, called ‘Christ the King’ or ‘Reign of Christ’ Sunday, is a day to celebrate Jesus as fully human and fully divine. Pastor Sal talks about Jesus as man, myth, and Messiah, sharing wisdom from John Pavlovitz and others.

This Sunday we heard the parable of the talents. Leo Buscaglia said, "Your talent is God's gift to you. What you do with it is your gift back to God." Are you sharing your God-given talents with the world? today Pastor Sal tells us that it's never too late to bring our gifts and talents to light.