On the second Sunday of Advent we often have passages about repentance, a call to consider what repentance means in terms of preparing for the coming of Christ, as an extension of the reign of peace....

The sermon on Advent 1 explored themes of preparation and placing our hope in God's capacity to rescue.  Special guest, Saint Nicholas, helped us imagine how this can happen as well!

The Right Reverend George Sumner, Bishop of the Diocese of Dallas made his visitation on this Christ the King Sunday.  He offered this sermon on the text from Daniel and Revelation in light of our faith and the baptisms this day.

Scriptures were written by God for our learning, may we listen, read, mark, learn and inwardly digest all they have to offer.

We all make decisions, more than we realize, all day, everyday.  As we celebrate All Saints day and the model of holy living; perhaps it can help guide us in our decision making.  The reading from Revelation helps envision what happens when Christ is our guide.

Mother Marci offers some insight about vision as we contemplate both a passage from Job (figurative vision) and the Gospel of Mark (literally vision) and how we need to seek clarity of vision as we seek to live and serve the way of Jesus

We like to be in the driver's seat, that is, in control; Jesus reminds us that we must be servant of all if we are to follow his example.

Some thoughts on the power of words and the even more powerful word of God.

Some of the visual illustration will be lost in the audio only presentation of this sermon, although the message will stand on this alone; you can see the sermon happen through Facebook and will be posted to the Ascensions Celebrations YouTube page soon.

Yes or no, up or down, black or white, we prefer things to be clear and often scripture makes it seem as though everything is (or ought to be clear to us)... the way of God is clearly different than the way of the world, but it can be hard to follow.