Resources

Who is God? Do we really know him? Can we really trust him? Deacon Rosemary Saunders encourages us to ask God the tough questions, the questions that cause us to grope for God.

Deacon Dana Mix encourages us to follow Hannah's example, go before the Lord in prayer, be real and rejoice in who God is.

Deacon Neville Jones look at the story of Elijah and the widow of Zarephath in the Old Testament, and, in the New Testament, the story of the widow who put just two small coins into the temple treasury.

Upon the celebration of All Saints Day, we consider why it is essential for us to honor followers of Jesus who have given their lives in rejecting idolatry...

Bartimaeus is unique in the the Gospel of Mark. Ironically, although blind, he is one of the few who sees who Jesus claims to be.

Asking questions and seeking answers from God is not disrespectful nor inherently a wrong thing if done with the right intention.

The lie of the Devil is that we can have the good life without God. Jesus exposed this lie by his faithful obedience.

God never gives up on a broken relationship; He loves us too much. All things can be redeemed and that includes broken relationships.

As we celebrate the Feast of Michael and All the Angels, we reconsider the fundamental nature of the spiritual conflict that believers face.

Rev. David Pileggi tell us that, among other important lessons, Sukkot teaches us the importance of making sure that our rituals are based on truth.

Canon Daryl Fenton discusses the great difficulty people today have with spiritual judgement and accountability and explores the practical ways the apostle James offers to ensure one’s name is inscribed.

Rev. David Pileggi looks at three biblical uses of blowing the ram’s horn -- as a warning, a celebration, and at a king’s coronation -- and practical implications for us today.