Guarding the Gospel is something we're called to, but not something that it's our responsibility to make acceptable to the culture. If we're faithful to the apostolic teaching we've been given, the Holy Spirit in us will use us to defend the Gospel from the slippery slope that culture provides to apostacy. Fr. James Manley gives us some practical ways we can stay faithful.

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The readings this morning are a tough bunch. Talking about money is never easy, but it's so vital that we set our hearts on the things that matter. As Fr. Michael Mayo tells us: Jesus isn't after a line item in our budgets. He's after our hearts.

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Fr. Loren Fox is our guest preacher. He encourages us to pray for our leaders, know God’s desire for humanity, and affirm our calling to invite everyone into God’s family.

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The theme running through the readings today, and really the entire Bible, is mercy. Mother Susan Rhodes walks us through how prayer and mercy go hand in hand.

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Need advice on how to resolve a conflict? Fr. James Manley recommends Philemon. Today he gives us some ways to make sure we're maintaining our integrity by keeping short accounts.

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Pride comes up more than once in the readings this month. Fr. James Manley tackles the topic and gives us some wisdom on how to cultivate humility.

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In his last sermon as rector of Servants, Fr. Alex Farmer recaps the last 20 years of his ministry and gives encouragement about moving forward.

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Jesus came not to bring peace, but division. At least that's what a verse taken out of context would have you believe. Fr. Bob Ayres invites us to consider the tone of Jesus's words and offers some help in preparing for whatever storms may come.

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Do you ever feel like God is far off or not to be trusted? You're not alone. Fr. Michael Mayo talks about how the writer of Hebrews encouraged Christians who were ready to give up - and hopefully offer us some hope for ourselves.

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Paul invites us to "put on" and "put off" different types of behaviors. Fr. Alex Farmer talks about why it's not an invitation to just doing better, but how it's a response to the work of Christ in our hearts.

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