As we worship via live-stream while public worship and gatherings are suspended due to COVID-19 (coronavirus), we turn our attention to Psalm 23, perhaps one of the most well-known passages of Scripture in Christianity. We explore how the Lord is and always remains our shepherd and caregiver. (Audio pulled from live-stream video, pardon sound quality and echo). REMINDER: public in-person worship is suspended across Tarrant County, TX, until further notice. We encourage you to follow our podcast and all updates on stbarnabas.us to keep up with worship patterns as is possible. 

Understanding the disease of sin helps the Christian combat it. How do we stop ourselves from manufacturing idols? The readings were -

What does it look like for the Christian to grow in the likeness of Jesus? How do we do it? Fr. Andrew breaks down how we're called by Scripture to grow in the likeness of Christ.

When you're tempted by sin, know this: Jesus was tempted, too! Learn how to respond to temptation by growing in holiness, safeguarding yourself against sin and the Devil. That's what Lent is all about: self-denial in the service of deepening and strengthening your relationship with God.

Ash Wednesday is one of those Church holidays the secular world doesn't seem to want to co-opt. Why do Christians face their own mortality on this day? What does it have to do with repentance and self-examination? Let's explore together! "Remember you are dust, and to dust you shall return." (Genesis 3:19)

The Rev. Greg McBrayer teaches on the lessons we should learn from Christ's Transfiguration, and what it means for us, as Christians, and how we should live out those lessons in life and in the workplace.