The Rev. Jarrett Kerbel's sermon from Easter Day. We are left in the new life given to us by Christ, in a state of blessed confusion.

From St. Martin's Good Friday 2018 presentation of "The Seven Last Words of Christ on the Cross". Music and the third phrase from Christ on the Cross, "“Woman, behold your son! Behold your mother.” from John 19:26-27 reflected on by The Rev. Carol Duncan. Music composed by Franz Joseph Haydn, played by the Fairmount String Quartet.

What do we learn this Easter from Jesus, the teacher? Barb Ballenger gives the homily at Easter Vigil on March 31, 2018. Gospel reading by The Rev. Carol Duncan, deacon.

The Rev. Jarrett Kerbel describes the prayer of surrender, including a guided meditation. This is the final episode in our 2018 Lenten series.

Jarrett shares a story of how hope can bring restoration and change through the cross in his sermon from this Sunday.

What do you do when you're afraid? The Rev. Jarrett Kerbel shares a lesson on prayer he learned one Sunday from elementary school-aged children in Children's Chapel at St. Martin's.

In our fourth episode, the Rev. Jarrett Kerbel explores St. Paul's passage in Romans about prayer as the Holy Spirit praying in us.

Krys Cooper and Alyson Harvey perform Pergolesi's "Stabat Mater" in a special musical prelude, and The Rev. Sarah Cooper Searight preaches.

Barb Ballenger's hopeful sermon from this Sunday.

For our third episode, the Rev. Jarrett Kerbel offers an alternative way to approach the Lord's Prayer, one most think of as a prayer of petition.