It's not uncommon to feel like Jesus isn't meeting our expectations. Fr. Michael Mayo walks us through John the Baptist's struggle to believe, Psalm 146's strategy to reorient ourselves, and Isaiah's understanding of the weariness of waiting.

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Hope might not be unique to Christianity, but it's rare to hear other believe systems talk about it. Fr. James Manley talks how Jesus brings us hope: hope that the wrongs will be made right, hope that a just King will one day rule with equity, hope that this corrupted world isn't all there is.

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Because our service was an instructed Eucharist, Fr. Michael Mayo brings us a meditation on a portion of Matthew 24. Jesus's return is put off or deterred by the evil and ugliness of this world. We can hope in Jesus while we watch and wait for Him to come back.

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Christ the King Sunday is a relatively new feast day, just barely 100 years old. Fr. James Manley discusses how the feast came to be, and why it's important we understand Christ's kingship. 

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No one knows the Day of the Lord, but He will return and it's important that we believe He will come again. Mother Susan Rhodes invites us to think about what we should - and shouldn't - do while we wait.

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Bp. Alex Farmer joins us as we welcome several new members in to the ark of Christ's Church. He preaches on Paul's letter to the Ephesians, where Paul begins his passage with worship, continues with prayer, and then returns back to Jesus, the Source and center of it all. 

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Zacchaeus was a wee little man...and was it really his persistence to see Jesus that paid off? Or was it something - or Someone - else? Fr. James Manley walks us through Zacchaeus's story to show us Who it's really all about. Spoiler alert: it's Jesus.

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Jesus liked to tell stories with surprise endings and the parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector is no exception. Fr. James Manley helps us understand how we can see ourselves in this parable.

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Pray, persist, prevail, and praise God for His presence: these are the points Fr. Bob Ayres makes this morning using the parable of the unjust judge from Luke's gospel. Persistence often looks like love; justice often looks like forgiveness - Fr. Bob explains how.

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Jesus challenges us with His plan for the Kingdom. He challenges our culture, our expectations, and our comforts. Fr. Michael Mayo walks us through the story of the 10 lepers in Luke, giving insight into these challenges.

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