The Holy Spirit is a powerful and transformative presence in the Christian life. How can we best understand it as Episcopalians?

God’s unique healing capacity as a Triune God.

Jesus rebuffs critics by pointing out that demons shouldn’t be able to cast out demons. But is he saying something more about the life with God – that integrity and wholeness, as individuals and as communities, is what it’s about?

Sermons given by two of our high school graduates, Kate Robak and Emily Difley

Sunday Sermon

Our Gospel today proclaims the expansive and comprehensive nature of God and God’s Grace. Reflected also in our nations current issues.

Why is it so hard to see God in the midst of the familiar? What can we do?

Our passage from Ephesians today beautifully expresses the true nature of what it means to live in the Kingdom of God.

How do we continue to exclude people when Jesus is so clear that everyone is invited? Kingdom living, after all, is about bringing people in, not casting people out, because relationship is the foundation of it all.

In the Gospel story of the Loaves and the Fishes, what kind of miracle actually occurs? Who was the generous one in this Gospel? What does this tell us about God’s economy?