Evangelical Disciple

This sermon brings image to the text of Hebrews about a cloud of witnesses and you running a race and keeping your eyes on Jesus. Enter the image and see where you are!

Homily from the 19th Sunday in Ordinary Time. Faith leads to action, not inaction. Faith moves me to follow Jesus, who is the only one that can set me free. I need courage to be faith-filled. Jesus, give us courage!

What are some remedies to grumbling? This sermon short has a remedy for the past, present and future. Let's ask for these graces.

Homily from the 18th Sunday in Ordinary Time. Jesus hints at our tendency to turn inward, to forget about our need to live for God and give ourselves to him.

You can enter into the illumination which God gives, the bathing in His glory which He shared with Moses and which Jesus demonstrates. Come on!

The Bible teaches that we must be pure to see God. Listen here to find out more.

Jesus is above all. Moses is above most. What Moses has in spirit, Jesus has in Spirit and Power. Moses has the spirit for atonement. Jesus has the Blood for atonement.

Homily from the 17th Sunday in Ordinary Time. The Lord speaks to Abraham, showing him how he will judge people and stretching Abe's understanding of the Lord's mercy. Then Jesus comes and reveals something new about God: his identity as Father.

Homily from the 16th Sunday in Ordinary Time. St. Paul talks about his suffering filling up what is lacking in the sufferings of Christ. How is that possible? What could be lacking in the suffering of Christ? How can St. Paul, or any human being, fill up anything that might be lacking?

Homily from the 15th Sunday in Ordinary Time. The parable of the Good Samaritan is popular. Here's another look, perhaps one you've never seen before.

Can you love your neighbor? Can you love yourself? God wants you to love you as He loves you. :) And to love others as you have learned to love you. :)

You are a missionary. Whether you think so or not, you are a missionary. But, what are you a missionary for? If you don't decide, you will end up being a missionary of something less than what you are made for, less than what you are tasked for. Listen up!

Homily from the 14th Sunday in Ordinary Time. Jesus sends his disciples out on mission, making sure they won't get distracted along the way. We, too, are called to sacrifice so that we may not get distracted from our mission to transform the world.

Homily from the 13th Sunday in Ordinary Time. Jesus comes to establish a new pattern of life for his followers, and he's not about to let them compromise.

Homily from the Solemnity of Corpus Christi. We review the Eucharist, hear some personal testimony from Fr. Bryan, and then reflect on some questions.

What is the standard for love? It is the Crucifixion of Jesus Christ.

Homily from the Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity. Each member of the Holy Trinity has a heart that beats for the same purpose. Each of them say, "My heart beats for you, God." For what or for whom does your heart beat?

Homily from the Solemnity of Pentecost. We look at two pictures: the Church before Pentecost and the Church after Pentecost. The Church today has forgotten the power of the Holy Spirit.

"Blessed are those who fear the Lord." "Blessed are you among women." Mary is great because God is great in her. Humility allows God full possession of what is already His. Mary exemplifies this. Since she praises God, she becomes worthy of praise. It's the same for us.

Homily from the Solemnity of the Ascension. Jesus makes us members of his Body, establishing the way forward as he seeks to continue his work on earth.