August 15, 2021. John 6:53-59 Most of us are out of touch with our deepest longings and desires. But Jesus invites us to tap into our deepest thirst, with the promise that his blood is real drink. Listen to the sermon. Photo by Arnie Watkins from Pexels.

August 8, 2021. John 6:37-51. Jesus doesn’t want us to “bonk” as we run the race of life, so he invites us to fill ourselves with his body. Listen to the sermon. Photo by Jeremy Lapak on Unsplash.

August 1, 2021. John 6:24-35. We are inclined to think of Christianity as something we do for God. Fr. Houk sees Jesus’s words as an invitation to go on vacation. Listen to the sermon. Photo by Marko Kelecevic on Unsplash.

July 25, 2021. Mark 6:45-52. Jesus puts his disciples on a boat where the wind and the waves bring up that seasickness called fear. And then he speaks the healing word. Listen to the sermon. Artwork by Rembrandt

July 4, 2021. 2 Corinthians 12:2-10. Fr. Melton reflects on Paul’s words that God’s grace is sufficient for us, and how it comes in unpredictable moments and unexpected ways. Listen to the sermon. Photo by Brett Jordan on Unsplash.

June 20, 2021. Job 38:1-11, 16-18; Mark 4:35-41;5:1-20. God’s sovereignty is unfathomable; nevertheless we can always trust in his Fatherly care. Listen to the sermon. Photo by Derek Thomson on Unsplash.

June 13, 2021. Ezekiel 31:1-6,10-14. St. Mark 4:26-34. Jesus uses two parables to teach his disciples that life is meant to be lived in the present, with an acknowledgement of our smallness. Listen to the sermon. Photo by Varun Gaba on Unsplash.

Corpus Christi: June 6, 2021. St. John 6:47‑58. As young Christians receive Holy Communion for the first time this Sunday, Fr. Houk reminds us that we receive the Body of Christ to be the Body of Christ in the world. Listen to the sermon. Photo by James Coleman on Unsplash

Trinity Sunday. St. John 3:1-17. The love of the Father, the active love of the Son, and the Holy Spirit who holds it all together: this is the love that will never abandon us. Listen to the sermon. Photo by Bill Oxford on Unsplash.

Easter 7: May 16, 2021. Exodus 28; St. John 17:11‑19. Priests are called to bear the heaviness of human life and carry the lightness of being loved by God in their hearts. Listen to the sermon.