Fr. Wiley challenges us to be the spotter as we look at our darkness this Lent, and let God's grace destroy that which is seeking to destroy us.

Fr. Wiley challenges us to give up something in Lent that you intend to give up for good, and let God transform your life.

Fr. Wiley shares that love without reservation is the only kind of love that brings transformation.

Fr. Wiley describes a God who is not comfortable until all are comforted.

Fr. Wiley reminds us that whatever we fear, we face with Christ - and fear is turned to victory.

Fr. Wiley shares that the mission of Jesus is about loving more than just those who love him, and he intends for us to help him accomplish the mission.

Fr. Wiley challenges us and asks the question of whether or not we're accomplishing those things our Savior has set out to do.

Bishop Howard describes how God saves the very best for last and the best is yet to come.

Fr. Wiley offers the invitation of baptism where water begins the lifelong work of separating the wheat from chaff in each of us.

Fr. Wiley invites you to join the work already in progress by making your way back to God, by accepting the invitation of the incarnation.