The Second Sunday after Pentecost brings a reading from the Gospel of Matthew that calls the disciples to cure the sick, raise the dead, cleanse the lepers and cast out demons - this sermon examines how that call might look today for all baptized into the Kingdom of God.

An examination of God as relationship and the relationships we hold, with God, with others, with ourselves and with all creation.

Pentecost is a great feast day of the church, a celebration of the power of the Holy Spirit.  This sermon gives voice to that while also acknowledging the significance of what is happening the world this week.

Ascension Day Observed, Fr. Paul preaching on the beginning of Acts.

Our celebration of the 6th Sunday of Easter, and a sermon on John 14; considering commandments as a demonstration of love.

The Rev. Paul Klitzke, preaching at Episcopal Church of the Ascension, Dallas.

The Rev. Paul Klitzke, preaching at Episcopal Church of the Ascension, Dallas.

The Rev. Paul Klitzke, preaching at Episcopal Church of the Ascension, Dallas.

The Rev. Paul Klitzke, preaching at Episcopal Church of the Ascension, Dallas.

The passion narrative forces us to consider how quickly things can change...whether from triumphant entry to crucifixion or in our own time.  This can in turn help us to consider what matters most, may Jesus be our guide.