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Fr. Bob Ayres walks us through Jesus's final hours, stirring our imaginations to absorb the story anew, to remind us surrender our lives to Jesus who alone can save us.

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A new command was given to the disciples - Jesus's last words to them as a group - love one another. Mother Susan Rhodes explains why we should go and do likewise.

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Jesus may not be the king you expect, but He is the one who gave His life so you can be saved from sin and condemnation.

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An Old Testament prophet likely doesn't have a word for today, but Mother Susan Rhodes proposes that we can see, like the dry bones in Ezekiel, that God may be doing something in our midst in two parts: waking us up and moving us. Join us as we discern what the Lord may have for us to do with Him.

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God's goodness isn't dependent on our own past good or bad behavior. Out of His own goodness He gives us good things.

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Christ emptied Himself of some of the benefits of deity while on earth (Phil. 2). He needed the Holy Spirit to speak to Him - and He was able to perfectly hear - to accomplish the things He did. Mother Susan Rhodes talks about this in relation to the story of the woman at the well in John 4. 

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"Born again," "born from above," no matter how you phrase it, we all need to start at the beginning when it comes to salvation. Fr. James Manley encourages us to listen to Jesus and let Him into our lives.

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God is never caught off-guard by our struggles or temptations. In this First Sunday in Lent message, Fr. Bob Ayres explains how "God is always good, come what may."

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Lent is a time where we set aside the things that keep us from abiding in Christ and lean into His strength in new and faith-building ways. Fr. Bob Ayres elaborates on this theme in his sermon.

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