Recounting the Halloween stories of the Bible, and the anticipation of seeing all the Saints around us and before us. Sermon begins at 14:33.

Don’t be afraid to throw off your cloak; with brave conviction all of us can follow the way of love and like Bartimaeus, we do not have to be stuck in the identities that people give us. Live into a space where you dream to be a Bartimaeus. If you get a chance to follow love, take it. Sermon begins at 16:05. Stewardship season begins at St. Augustine's!

Setting Our Sights: Looking for the One Who is Looking for Us. This week, the Belmont Chamber Singers offer several musical selections. Sermon begins at 16:05.

Moses' hit song from Psalm 90 shows that focused awareness of our true home, our true heart, and our true work is the way to wisdom. Sermon beings at 13:30.

Abandon what doesn't allow you to love one another. Sermon begins at 10:55.

Along the way to Jerusalem, Jesus offers three simple insights on how to live well. Sermon begins at 8:23.

Addressing the relationship between envy and pride is part of the work we have to do in this life. Sermon begins at 12:45.

A priest friend of mine says this, "Jesus promises two things: Your life can have meaning and you can live forever. If you get a better offer, you should take it.” Picking up your cross is about what you are willing to live for. Cross bearing is falling in love. Sermon begins at 11:58.

What does it mean to be a healing community? Sermon being at 12:40.

Chaplain Mary Murphy of the Center for Contemplative Justice shares a message about the work of the CCJ in a world that asks us to look for and live into grace time and time again. Sermon begins at 13:12.