Mtr. Sarah connects our present moment to the moment of the triumphal entry in Jerusalem through the lens of anticipatory grief.

Fr. Wiley asks us God's enduring question for every time we're tempted to give up or give in.

In the first sermon from our online worship, Fr. Wiley encourages us to see our isolation measures as offense, not defense. Yet, even if it costs us our lives, we're to love as Christ loved us.

Fr. Wiley asks us: do you believe the Lord is among us and if so, what are you afraid of?

Mtr. Sarah submits that as a believer your old life is over, and it's ok if you have questions about your new life.

Fr. Wiley reminds us that through temptation and suffering, the light of Christ is our saving grace.

Fr. Wiley prays that God may give us the courage to bring all of who we are into the light.

Fr. Wiley challenges us to stare into the light of Christ during Lent, and aspire to be what we see.

Mtr. Sarah emphasizes the underlying point of our readings, that all followers be in right relationship with each other, as this reflects their relationship with God.

Mtr. Sarah reminds us that what the world sees is what we do outside of church-we reveal God's love through our actions