The Transfiguration story gives us four ideas for our Lenten Observance: Take time away; Listen to Jesus; Accept our imperfections; Be patient.

The disciple Philip offers a different way to respond to snide remarks, "Come and see." How might we follow his example in our world today?

Our baptism in the Holy Spirit is incarnational whereby God begins a new creation in Jesus Christ, the Word of God made flesh.

A reflection on new love and the depth of God's love for us.

Advent 4 Sermon - Let It Be by

This week, we hear John describe himself as a witness and someone who testifies to the Truth of Jesus. Let's join him in pointing to the Truth in our world.

Hear the voice heralding a new King -- the one who leads us through the wilderness in a procession bringing good news as our annual path slowly transforms the world into God's kingdom.

Learn about the Lectionary cycle, about Mark's Gospel, and about preparing ourselves in the season of Advent.

Ezekiel, Prisons, and Individual Sin by

The Parable of the Talents has been interpreted differently in each generation. Deacon Dan shares with us past interpretations and a meaningful interpretation for today.