In this sermon Rev. Eric Phillips looks at the beatitudes of Jesus focusing on the countercultural and difficult statement of Jesus that the poor are blessed.

In this sermon Rev. Eric Phillips looks at Luke's account of the calling of the first disciples and how this account speaks to our own call to be disciples.

In this sermon, Rev. Eric Phillips looks at the the significance of the core doctrine of the incarnation.

In this sermon Rev. Eric Phillips looks at Jesus' first recorded sermon in His home town and why his audience's wonder and marvel turned to rage and the desire to kill Him.

In this sermon Rev. Eric Phillips looks at the account or Jesus turning water into wine and how this simple miracle reveals far more about who Jesus is and what He came to do than we tend to realize.

In this Epiphany sermon Rev. Eric Phillips looks at the oddity of the familiar story of the 3 wise men from the east and how what seems odd is not as odd as it seems, but how we often miss what is so shocking about this story.

In this homily on the First Sunday of Christmas Rev. Eric Phillips reflects on the profound claim made by St. John in his poetic introduction to his gospel.

In this homily preached by Rev. Eric Phillips on Christmas Eve we look at the Christmas story that is so familiar to many, but when reflected upon is quite absurd and also quite brilliant.

In this sermon during the last Sunday of Advent, Rev. Eric Phillips reflects on the long celebrated but also quite controversial song of Mary (the Magnificat).

In this sermon preached during the 2nd Sunday of Advent, Rev. Eric Phillips looks at the connection between Malachi and John the Baptist and the message of repentance that is actually very good news.