February 17, 2019 (Luke 6:17-26) If we are able to quit our woeful striving for blessing we can receive the grace of the present moment, and know that we are already blessed. Listen to the sermon

February 10, 2019 (St. Luke 5:1–11) Gideon and Peter demonstrate for us the reasons we often give for how or why God can’t or shouldn’t use us. Fr. Andy uses these stories to show that God really does want to use everyone regardless of our flaws or fears. Listen to the sermon

February 3, 2019 (St. Luke 4:21–31) After all, God has always been in the business of having mercy on the wrong people. And Jesus calls us to meet the world, not in fear, but in love. Listen to the sermon

January 20, 2019 (St. John 2:1-12) Most of us think religion is about a purity project until we finally realize that what we really want is simply to be loved. Listen to the sermon  

Epiphany: January 6, 2018 (St. Matthew 2:1-12) The spiritual journey is not easy, but worth it. It’s all about learning who the real God is and discovering your True Self. Listen to the sermon

Dec. 30, 2018 Jesus came into the world as a light to humanity. We learn in John Chapter 1 who Jesus is and how who He is changes us. He shows us who God is and what humanity could be. We are sustained by the Word of God and granted light through Jesus to face […]

Christmas Eve: Dec. 24, 2018 (St. Luke 2:1–20). The Incarnation of God, in Bethlehem, in human flesh, in weaknesses and ordinariness, shows us that he truly is loving, gracious, and good. Listen to the sermon

Advent 3: Dec. 16, 2018 (Luke 3:7-18) During the season of advent we are both looking back to Christ’s incarnation and forward to Christ’s return. Fr. Andy discusses how our penitential reflection and corrective actions enable us to fully enjoy this season. Listen to the sermon

Advent 1: Dec. 3, 2018 (Luke 21:25-31) The Second Coming is the beginning of the world as it is supposed to be. Listen to the sermon

November 11, 2018 (Mark 12:38-44) Jesus upholds a poor widow as an example of faith, which is defined not be beliefs but by trust. Listen to the sermon