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For followers of Christ, we ultimately anchor ourselves in the reality of the Risen Christ and the promise of his coming Kingdom.

Evangelism is simply living a life shaped by and bearing witness to God's reconciling work in the world.

A sermon on hope and how the people of God are always called to be people of "relentless hope."

Love is the fundamental quality of the Christian community.

Jesus wants to be our shepherd, to lead us in good times and bad. It is up to us to follow when he calls.

Following Jesus is about living beneath the surface of life. It is living at the depth of our purpose.

Jesus invites us through our fear by giving ourselves into the hands of the One who gave himself to us.

We can't ignore sin nor can we wallow in it. What we need is humility, to cultivate the space within to experience God.

Will you turn to behold the sight of bushes that burn but are not conaumed, that herald the dawn of a new horizon?

Ash Wednesday holds two truths: Our sin and God's grace.

Jesus was a teacher and so much more. He is the Son of God and that matters.

In a world hyper-focused on happiness and self-fulfillment, what is the Good News in a life lived differently?

In order to be led by Jesua, we have to listen to Jesus. We listen for Jesus by cultivating a practice if reflection.

What does the call of Jesus invite us to do? Come to our margins and then cross them.

Sermon for the Feast of the Conversion of Saint Paul the Apostle about bravery.

What does Holy Baptism mean? why does it matter? Precisely this, it means coming alive.

A sermon given on the Feast of the Epiphany about what it means to follow Christ on an alternate road to a moral and compassionate destiny.

Jesus is born in Bethlehem, but to find him, we must seek him.

Sermon given on Sunday, December 23 (Advent IV)

Sermon given on Sunday, December 9. How do we prepare the way of the Lord? By practicing the way of love.