Fr. Wiley points out that the psalms remind us of God's faithfulness and point the way to hope.

Bishop Benhase discusses how once we've been washed with God's mercy, we can then extend it to others.

Fr. Wiley challenges us to do the hard thing and smash the idol that competes with the Messiah.

Mtr. Sarah discusses how our focus should always be on that which brings healing and wholeness to a community.

Fr. Wiley expounds on the teachings that direct us to lean on God to overcome our problems, temptations and sin.

Fr. Wiley reminds us that our temporal work has eternal significance so our dreams are always to move the world around us closer to God.

Fr. Wiley challenges us to provoke one another to acts of love and good works, letting our speech set a holy fire.

Mtr. Sarah points out that faith exercised on behalf of others illustrates our ability to see Christ in others as we faithfully serve our neighbor.

Mtr. Sarah discusses how our faith shouldn't be so abstract that it isn't evident in our actions.

Fr. Wiley comments that when faced with truth that challenges us, it's easier to believe the lie we like.

Fr. Wiley reminds us how the Eucharist is a timeless reminder of our unity with Christ and with one another.

Mtr. Sarah discusses how we meet at the table where the bread and wine represent a promise for eternity.

Fr. Andy reminds us that everyone has a gift to offer the ministry of God, now and forever.

Mtr. Sarah reminds us that Jesus offers so much when we rely on Him.

Mtr. Sarah reminds us that we are not the ones who determine where God goes; God is wherever His people are.

Fr. Wiley reminds us that we are called to love, to be bringers of peace, to be the calm in the storm.

Fr. Wiley reminds us to keep focused on faith as God works through us, knowing everyone we encounter is a child of God.

Mtr. Sarah asks what is stopping us from seeking Jesus.

Fr. Wiley reminds us that when we're living in the will of God, every obstacle can be overcome when we turn to Jesus in faith.

Mtr. Sarah reminds us that parables are meant to illustrate the magnificence of the kingdom of God.

Mtr. Sarah confesses her lack of a green thumb, and that thankfully she isn't responsible for the growth. God is.

Fr. Wiley reminds us that we belong to one another and together we belong to God.

Fr. Wiley invites you to the foolishness of generosity, to the playful intensity of rest, to the living grace of God's gifts.

Mtr. Sarah explores the importance of relationship and community in her discussion of the Trinity.

Fr. Wiley encourages us to listen for the Spirit's leading and then be brave and follow.

Fr. Wiley examines Jesus' prayer to God about us, knowing we belonged to God first.

Mtr. Sarah reminds us that Jesus says we must be willing to die for one another, and believe in the Resurrection of our Lord and witness to it.

Fr. Wiley reminds us that God has opened the covenant to everyone and all are welcome.

Mtr. Sarah reminds us that Jesus pursues us when we wander away; continuing to call us back to Him.

Fr. Wiley reminds us that Jesus leads us to everlasting life and this is Good News for everyone!

Mtr. Sarah considers that maybe Thomas was the faithful disciple; maybe he went looking for Jesus while the others cowered and mourned.

Fr. Wiley proclaims the joy and promise of the resurrection - Christ is Alive!

Fr. Wiley proclaims the power of the resurrection - the defeat of sin and death.

Fr. Wiley points out how the crucifixion bears witness to the lengths that divine love will go.

Fr. Wiley reviews how God commands us into humble service to show us what divine love looks like.

Mtr. Sarah discusses how Holy Week calls us to wrestle with the uncomfortable as we transition from Passion Sunday to Easter Sunday.

Fr. Wiley reminds us that while life leads us to death, the Way of the Cross leads us through death.

Mtr. Sarah reminds us that there is nothing we can do to earn salvation; it is done by God's grace.

Fr. Wiley discusses the ten commandments and how they are meant to set us free to live a life for God's purposes.

Mtr. Sarah asks if we can stay committed to the mission of Jesus knowing the cost?

Fr. Wiley comments that rather than point us TO the grave, Ash Wed seeks to point us THROUGH the grave, to the hope of our resurrection.

Mtr. Sarah describes how Jesus' healing touch leads us to a new life of service and worship.

Fr. Wiley advises us to listen for the voice of the prophets who always speak in harmony with the Holy Spirit.

Mtr. Sarah reminds us that when we start from a theology of abundance we look at things differently and think of what might be.

Fr. Wiley reminds us that we don't need to give a long explanation about how Jesus is the Messiah; we just need to share our experience and invite them to come and see.

Fr. Wiley reminds us that baptism is just the beginning of our life in Christ.

Fr. Wiley encourages us to treat those we know like family and share with them the light, love and peace of God.

Fr. Wiley reminds us that creation already sings the song of Christmas and it's time we sang along.

Mtr. Sarah comments on the miraculous story of Mary, the mother of Jesus.

Fr. Wiley reminds us that while we wait for Messiah's ultimate return, we can help point the way to the Kingdom of God.