Rev. Blanchard dwells on the words of the prophets to deliver a message of repentance to begin Lent.

Through the lens of the cross and the transfiguration Rev. Blanchard names some of the ways that the United Methodist Church has pushed the Spirit out of its practice and calls for reform. Before the sermon is a personal statement by Rev. Blanchard regarding the events of General Conference which took place in St. Louis last week, as well as a reading of a pastoral letter from Bishop Bard of the Michigan Episcopal Area.

This week Rev. Blanchard preaches about the second part of Jesus' sermon on the plain (Luke 6:27-38) to explain how love is central to the Christian message.

In this reflection on the Sermon on the Plain (Luke 6:17-26), Rev. Blanchard challenges us to think about whether we would receive Christ's blessing or get a warning from Christ.

Rev. Blanchard reflects on how we can find the wealth of the Kingdom when we find ways to serve rather than chasing after material success. Luke 5: 1-11.

Rev. Blanchard reflects on what it means to practice the kind of love set forth in 1 Corinthians 13.

Rev. Blanchard speaks about hope in this reflection on John 2: 1-11.

Rev. Blanchard invites you to stillness and silence this week in a reflection on Acts 8: 9-25.

Rev. Blanchard asks how we can follow the example of the magi in offering what we have to Christ. Matthew 2: 1-12

This week Rev. Blanchard asks how we can prepare for the new year with a Christmas mindset by looking at Colossians 3:12-17.