This week we begin a new preaching series unpacking the verse from Mark 12:30. To start, Fr. David Trautman explains what it means to love the Lord with all our heart.

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When we say yes to Jesus, we begin to understand that we are in a battle of good vs. evil. We are called to mature selfless love: holding our own feelings while rejoicing or mourning with others, having our own opinions while engaging in healthy relationships with those we disagree with, and faithfully doing good to all who we meet, even when they return evil to us. Dcn. Ralph Roberts invites us to mature self-sacrifice.

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On this Sunday with baptisms, we remember that we are cross-bearers in this world. Fr. David Trautman brings us the word.

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Who is Jesus? Fr. David Trautman walks us through the many things we understand Jesus to be, but points us to Jesus as Messiah, King & Lord - and invites us all to place our trust in Him.

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Jesus has a lot to say about the way his Kingdom looks, spiritually and physically. The Kingdom of God is a diverse-looking and sounding gathering of people from every tribe, tongue & nation on earth. Fr. David Trautman reminds us that racism ends when we begin to celebrate the diversity that God has created.

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Faith requires action. It's not until you can get out of the boat and meet Jesus on the water that you can truly say you have faith. Our new pastoral resident Dcn. Ralph Roberts invites us to take the risk in trusting Jesus with him.

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Jesus was driven by compassion on the crowds, desiring to meet their needs as only he could. Fr. David Trautman invites us to receive Jesus's provision in all areas of our life - we're not alone.

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Fr. David Trautman expounds on the parables in Matthew 13, inviting us to see connections in the ways that Jesus explains the kingdom.

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Though we often think we know best, God alone knows who and what is a part of his kingdom. Deacon Justin Smith invites us to embrace trusting the Lord because he will set things right in the end. And in case you were wondering, eventually Justin found the water shut off valve and replaced the leaky part with no trouble at all. :)

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The soil of our lives can be a place where the Word flourishes and fruit abounds when we not only listen but hear the Lord speak. Soon-to-be-deacon Beth Kirby reminds us to be faithful to invite the Lord to help us become fruitful servants.

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