Pray for a sign and keep going because what the world needs now, perhaps more than ever, is love. Throughout this gospel there are stories that remind us there is no excuse for not loving the world. There isn’t time to wait for our house to get in order; there is no time to wait for the church to get itself in order; there is no reason not to love this world. We can’t procrastinate no matter what we are stuck in. Sermon begins at 12:20.

Leaving the graveyard and walking into our right mind. Sermon begins at 15:48.

If we can bring a fresh expansiveness to our search for wisdom, we might just discover the Trinity card holds treasures we have not yet begun to suspect on the hidden wholeness in all things. Sermon begins at 14:00.

We come from different places and circumstances and stories. We bring fears and doubts and anxiety and numbness—and all of it wants us to stay apart. Pentecost wants us to come together. We have to get to the place where the spirit leads us to understand one another and when we’re there, its mystical. The spirit leads us to being broken open. Sermon begins at 17:13.

Jesus’s plea for Christian unity still has us scrambling. And amid all this, we still ask the same questions as it relates to the beloved community. First, we find out who we are: we ask if we are really loved; and finally, where do I belong? Here in the beloved community we find belonging and it is hard to belong, alone. Each one of us is a separate and necessary part of this. Sermon begins at 13:45.

St. John the Divine envisioned - through his prayerful imagination and guidance of an Angel - that Heaven will be like a city, the IT city, a new Jerusalem. Sermon begins at 8:13.

We often see ourselves in the lives of the disciples and we can see how often they miss it—and yet they do not give up—and yet they are still called to be faithful.

Today, the Rev. Gideon Byamugisha, a priest from Uganda, preaches a word about God as love and dwelling among us. Sermon begins at 13:14.

This gospel is so amazing that it needs its own song. There are fishermen grieving who fear the troubles of the world and want to go out to sea to escape it. They go out and they catch nothing and feel luck is not on their side. Resurrected love reaches them in this place; they realize its asking them to try again. Love’s net is so wide, and catches us, wherever we go. God meets you where you are. No one is outside of this net. Sermon begins at 17:20.

What is doubting Thomas about? Its is about understanding that we are wounded and resurrected at the same time. Its our story with God. Sermon begins at 14:10.