Jesus did not stay on the mountain. While you and I want to stay, we are called to go down, to carry our cross, to proclaim the good news for all to know Jesus as their Lord and Savior.

Jesus' sermon on the plain in Luke 6 seems to give us a lot to handle. How can we accomplish all of that?

God calls Isaiah. God calls Peter. God calls you. We are all called and gifted for the purpose of building up the body of Christ.

St. Paul outlines what Godly love is in 1 Corinthians 13. We see God's love most clearly through His Son Jesus.

God never ceases calling out to His beloved. Who are they? All humans, from conception to natural death. While we may tire of calling out to people, God never tires, it is who He is - the God who calls.

Some of the sermon was not recorded due to internet issues, but this is the Sanctity of Human Life Sermon.

Jesus manifests his glory for the first time with a seemingly simple miracle - water into wine. Yet, it shows us so much more about who He is and what He has come to accomplish. And in the midst of it all, we learn what it means for us to be servants of Christ.

During a service of prayer of preaching the devotional sermon focused on our need for Jesus to fulfill all righteousness.

What does the baptism of Jesus in the Jordan river mean for you? How does it connect us to God's work and His Kingdom?

Why wait for another day to live a new life? Put on your new life every morning - it's a new day given by God.