In our Gospel reading for today, Luke 21:5-19, Jesus speaks about the end of days. Join Canon Patrick as he encourages us with the truth of the never-ending love of God in the face of suffering.

This Sunday at the Cathedral, Dean Peet teaches from Luke 20. It's so easy to live in death, but the way of Jesus invites us into resurrection for every part of our lives. 

Jesus has come toward us and adopted us into His family. How does the story of Zacchaeus speak to those of us who still feel far away from God's love?

Join us this Sunday at the Cathedral as Dean Peet teaches from the book of Luke. As we celebrate a baptism Sunday, how do we receive the kingdom of God like a child?

What has God called us to do in the kingdom of this world? Join us this Sunday as Dr. Steve Garber, author of Visions of Vocation, shares with us a vision of the beautiful mission of God in our vocation as Christians. 

How does God call us to respond when we notice people on the margins? How do we hold onto hope when we find ourselves out on the margins? The story of Ruth reminds us of a communal love that expresses the faithfulness of God. This week, Rev. Sandi reflects on the way God, in His steadfast love, chooses the outsider and welcomes them in.

Psalm 37 gives us a promise of peace in the presence of evil. This Sunday, Canon Patrick reminds us that the light will one day overcome the darkness. If Christ is the light of the world, how can we respond to what often feels like overwhelming darkness?

How does knowing Jesus as Savior and as Lord impact the way we see brokenness and weakness? This Sunday at the Cathedral, Dean Peet preaches on the parable of Lazarus and the rich man and explores the implications of knowing our own need.

What has Christ sent the church to do in the world? This Sunday, Rob Sturdy teaches from the prophet Amos. Because our God has made Himself poor in order to make others rich, His Church has been sent with a unique purpose in the world.

This Sunday at Your Cathedral, we are looking ahead to the fall. Join us as Dean Peet shares with us our vision of cultivating Christlikeness in our common life.