"The Lord's Prayer" is probably the most famous piece of Christian liturgy. In each of our Sunday and Daily Office liturgies, the prayer is said once a service. Fr. James Manley breaks down the parts of this God-given prayer to help us understand what we're saying each time we pray it.  

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What is it like to have the Lord call your name? Mother Susan Rhodes uses the example of Martha to help us understand how we might listen for our names to be called.

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The confidence that Paul felt as he prayed for the Colossians came from the work Jesus had already accomplished in Paul's life. Fr. Alex Farmer discusses how we rely on the Lord to accomplish His work in us. 

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We can't work by ourselves and we can't take care of ourselves - God is the one who provides all. Fr. James Manley walks us through Luke 10:1-20, explaining how Jesus sends us to do the work He has given us to do.

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The Lord chooses to call us when He chooses. Mother Susan Rhodes helps us understand how we can be ready.

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On this Juneteeth, we reflect on how we can best reflect Christ while standing up for justice. Fr. Bob Ayres offers some insights from his personal experience and the Scriptures.

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The Trinity is always a tricky theological subject to tackle, but Fr. Michael Mayo explains that each person of the Trinity is taking a role in our salvation.

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The gift of the Holy Spirit is what fuels the life of the believer. Fr. Alex Farmer discusses how this pivotal moment in the Church is vital still today. 

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"Amen. Come Lord Jesus!" is the closing thought to the book of Revelation. On this Sunday after the Ascension, we look to Christ's second coming as we remember his ascension to the right hand of God. Our hope and comfort is in Jesus who sent His Spirit to be with us as we experience trials and tribulations.

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