In this sermon Rev. Eric Phillips looks at how Paul connects to and confronts the culture of Athens by focusing on God's sovereignty and grace revealed through Christ.

In this sermon Rev. Eric reflects on a portion of Jesus's farewell discourse and Jesus' words regarding our destination and the way there, which are both offensive to our modern ears yet incredibly comforting when we truly understand His words.

In this sermon Rev. Eric looks at St. Peter's uncomfortable call to be subject to all human institutions and how Peter's call is actually a call to radical subversive revolution against the corrupt power games man has created.

In this sermon our curate Bryce Lowe looks at the real nature of the hope that is ours in Christ, which is a living hope that looks beyond the horizon and swims against the flow toward that hope.

In the Good Friday homily rev. Eric Phillips reflects on the profound hope found in taking time to peer into the darkness of our reality and the reality Jesus faced 2000 years ago.

In this homily our curate Bryce Lowe reflects on the profound reality conveyed to us through the sacrament of the Eucharist.

In this sermon Rev. Eric Phillips looks at the story of Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem in light of its historical context and the fact that another procession was happening on the other side of Jerusalem. A procession that was in stark contrast to the one we celebrate on Palm Sunday.

In this sermon Rev. Eric Phillips looks at the nature of freedom and the challenging reality that Paul seems to assume we will always be a servant to some type of master.

In this sermon Rev. Eric Phillips reflects on the fairly well known Psalm of David (Psalm 23) and the reason why early Christians held onto this imagery and why it should be central to us today.

In this sermon Rev. Eric Phillips looks at the third of three tests Israel faced in the wilderness after being delivered from Egypt and how this speaks to our experience as christians having been redeemed yet still awaiting the promise land.