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Today Bishop Ken reflects on Jesus' desire for us to follow the model of the family. Support this ministry.
The greatest commandment is to love. We hear it often but what does it really mean to truly love God and neighbor? Support this ministry.
When the Pharisees attempt to entrap Jesus, his response is disarming. It causes us to think about how we repay all God has given us.
Sundays with Bishop Ken is produced by Little Books of the Diocese of Saginaw. Support this ministry.
The Gospel this week continues in the book of Matthew with the parable of the king who gave a wedding feast for his son. How often do we decline the invitation to the feast?
Sundays with Bishop Ken is produced by Little Books of the Diocese of Saginaw. Support this ministry.
Today's Gospel from Matthew explores the parable of the vineyard owner. Bishop Ken invites us to consider it in the realm of our own lived experience.
Sundays with Bishop Ken is produced by Little Books of the Diocese of Saginaw. Support this ministry.
Today, Bishop Ken reflects on the parable of the two sons, reminding us that following the Lord involves not only a lifelong “yes” to our faith, but also in the many small choices we make each day as Christians.
Today on Sundays with Bishop Ken, we reflect on the parable of the workers in the vineyard and the dichotomy between desire and ability.
Forgiveness is a concept we discuss a lot as Christians, but today Bishop Ken wants us to pause and really reflect upon the meaning of the word. Join us on today's Sundays with Bishop Ken and spend some quiet time with the Lord.
Join us today as we reflect on the concept of our church family and community, and are issued a challenge from Bishop Ken.
Today on Sunday's with Bishop Ken, we reflect upon the idea of life and death and how each chapter of life must come to an end - no matter how desperately we cling to it. Bishop Ken implores us to view the concept of the end of an era, or a "death" as something to celebrate and cherish.
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