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.

Living into Wisdom is a journey to the bread of life. Sermon begins at 11:35.

Bread from heaven reminds us that we have more work to do. Sermon begins at 14:00.

Bread is a clue about how we live into the mystique of God. Today, longtime parishioner and Belmont University professor of English, Dr. Bonnie Smith-Whitehouse shares a word. Her sermon begins at 12:23.

How Do You Know? Hidden hopes in a journey of longing. Parishioner Tom Angland shares a word about his own journey back to faith after decades away. Sermon begins at 12:45.

God, grant me the serenity to change the things I can. Sermon begins at 10:48.

King Herod and John the Baptist are more than characters in Mark's plot. They are mythic archetypes representing two ways to be human—and two ways to be men. Sermon begins at 13:10.