Resources

Deacon Rosemary Saunders -- through the stories of Elijah and the demoniac Legion -- shows us how God defends us and ministers to our broken places.

In today's world, truth has become personalized and relative. It is no longer acceptable to speak of “the truth” but can say only “my truth” and “your truth.”

The day of Pentecost was a truly memorable day, especially for those disciples that received the outpouring of the Holy Spirit.

The Ascension is a neglected event in Jesus' life, says Rev. David Pileggi.

Our three scripture passages today are about Home. We all have a desire for the security, well-being and blessing that a home gives us.

Jesus commands us to love as He has loved. Jesus loved us, not from a place of comfort but from a place of risk. Sermon by Rev. Aaron Eime.

On the Good Shepherd Sunday in Anglican and other church traditions, we look at the imagery of the shepherd (both good and wicked) found in Scripture from Genesis through Revelation.

We consider the story of Jesus’ post-resurrection encounter with Peter on the shores of the Sea of Galilee.

In 2016, Andrew Brunson was arrested by the Turkish government on false charges and imprisoned for more than two years. Andrew connects his imprisonment to a prayer he began praying in 2007: "Father God, draw me so close to your heart that you will trust

History records accounts of Jewish disciples standing by and dying with their martyred rabbis. Rev. David Pileggi reminds us that most of Jesus' students abandoned their teacher at his death.

God creates the world out of love. He always wished to dwell among his created people.