"Shepherds in Exile," Exiles, 1 Peter 5:1-5, The Very Rev. Dr. Dan Alger. As Christians, we are citizens of God's eternal kingdom, but we are still living in an earthly kingdom. In Peter's first letter, he addresses it to the "exiles" or "sojourners" that are dispersed throughout the world--in places and cultures that live very differently than how Christ has called them to live. In our modern world, we find that we struggle with the same tension. How should we see life through the lens of being an exile, and yet still properly engage with the earthy kingdom in which we live? What does it mean to live differently, not putting our trust and hope in the ways of this earthy kingdom, but rather live in such a way that we hold out hope to the world that points to a better kingdom?

"Exile and Restoration," Exiles, 1 Peter 4:1-11, J.D. Meeder. As Christians, we are citizens of God's eternal kingdom, but we are still living in an earthly kingdom. In Peter's first letter, he addresses it to the "exiles" or "sojourners" that are dispersed throughout the world--in places and cultures that live very differently than how Christ has called them to live. In our modern world, we find that we struggle with the same tension. How should we see life through the lens of being an exile, and yet still properly engage with the earthy kingdom in which we live? What does it mean to live differently, not putting our trust and hope in the ways of this earthy kingdom, but rather live in such a way that we hold out hope to the world that points to a better kingdom?

"Fighting Differently," Exiles, 1 Peter 3:8-17, The Rev. Dcn. Melissa Lewkowicz As Christians, we are citizens of God's eternal kingdom, but we are still living in an earthly kingdom. In Peter's first letter, he addresses it to the "exiles" or "sojourners" that are dispersed throughout the world--in places and cultures that live very differently than how Christ has called them to live. In our modern world, we find that we struggle with the same tension. How should we see life through the lens of being an exile, and yet still properly engage with the earthy kingdom in which we live? What does it mean to live differently, not putting our trust and hope in the ways of this earthy kingdom, but rather live in such a way that we hold out hope to the world that points to a better kingdom?

"Wives and Husbands in Exile," Exiles, 1 Peter 3:1-7, The Rt. Rev. Alan Hawkins. As Christians, we are citizens of God's eternal kingdom, but we are still living in an earthly kingdom. In Peter's first letter, he addresses it to the "exiles" or "sojourners" that are dispersed throughout the world--in places and cultures that live very differently than how Christ has called them to live. In our modern world, we find that we struggle with the same tension. How should we see life through the lens of being an exile, and yet still properly engage with the earthy kingdom in which we live? What does it mean to live differently, not putting our trust and hope in the ways of this earthy kingdom, but rather live in such a way that we hold out hope to the world that points to a better kingdom?

"Exiles and Earthly Authority," Exiles, 1 Peter 2:13-25 The Very Rev. Dr. Dan Alger. As Christians, we are citizens of God's eternal kingdom, but we are still living in an earthly kingdom. In Peter's first letter, he addresses it to the "exiles" or "sojourners" that are dispersed throughout the world--in places and cultures that live very differently than how Christ has called them to live. In our modern world, we find that we struggle with the same tension. How should we see life through the lens of being an exile, and yet still properly engage with the earthy kingdom in which we live? What does it mean to live differently, not putting our trust and hope in the ways of this earthy kingdom, but rather live in such a way that we hold out hope to the world that points to a better kingdom?

"Suffering Differently," Exiles, 1 Peter 1:3-9, The Very Rev. Dr. Dan Alger. As Christians, we are citizens of God's eternal kingdom, but we are still living in an earthly kingdom. In Peter's first letter, he addresses it to the "exiles" or "sojourners" that are dispersed throughout the world--in places and cultures that live very differently than how Christ has called them to live. In our modern world, we find that we struggle with the same tension. How should we see life through the lens of being an exile, and yet still properly engage with the earthy kingdom in which we live? What does it mean to live differently, not putting our trust and hope in the ways of this earthy kingdom, but rather live in such a way that we hold out hope to the world that points to a better kingdom?

"From Peter to the Exiles," Exiles, 1 Peter 1:1-5, The Very Rev. Dr. Dan Alger. As Christians, we are citizens of God's eternal kingdom, but we are still living in an earthly kingdom. In Peter's first letter, he addresses it to the "exiles" or "sojourners" that are dispersed throughout the world--in places and cultures that live very differently than how Christ has called them to live. In our modern world, we find that we struggle with the same tension. How should we see life through the lens of being an exile, an yet still properly engage with the earthy kingdom in which we live? What does it mean to live differently, not putting our trust and hope in the ways of this earthy kingdom, but rather live in such a way that we hold out hope to the world that points to a better kingdom?

"The Full Armor of God," Ordinary Time, Eph. 6:10-20, The Rev. Dcn. Zach Croonquist.

"Submitting to One Another," Ordinary Time, Eph. 5:15-33, The Rt. Rev. Alan Hawkins.

"The Bread of Life," Ordinary Time, John 6: 53-59, The Rev. Dcn. Melissa Lewkowicz.

"Called to Live Differently," Ordinary Time, Eph. 4:17-5:2, The Very Rev. Dr. Dan Alger.

"True Nourishment," Ordinary Time, John 6:22-35, The Rev. Dcn. Ashley Davis

"The Lordship of Christ in our Daily Lives," The Lordship of Christ, Col. 3:18-4:9, J.D. Meeder. What does it mean for Christ to be Lord? How should the lordship of Christ impact and shape our daily lives as we work out our faith in him? In this four-week series on the book of Colossians, we’ll explore those questions and more.

"The Peace of Christ's Lordship," The Lordship of Christ, Col. 3:12-17, J.D. Meeder. What does it mean for Christ to be Lord? How should the lordship of Christ impact and shape our daily lives as we work out our faith in him? In this four-week series on the book of Colossians, we’ll explore those questions and more.

"Rooted & Established in Christ's Lordship," The Lordship of Christ, Col. 2:6-15, The Rev. Sergio Sapunar. What does it mean for Christ to be Lord? How should the lordship of Christ impact and shape our daily lives as we work out our faith in him? In this four-week series on the book of Colossians, we’ll explore those questions and more.

"Reconciled through Christ's Lordship," The Lordship of Christ, Col. 1:9-23, The Rev. Jared Wensyel. What does it mean for Christ to be Lord? How should the lordship of Christ impact and shape our daily lives as we work out our faith in him? In this four-week series on the book of Colossians, we’ll explore those questions and more.

"Devoted to the Prayers," Devoted, Acts 2:42, The Very Rev. Dr. Dan Alger. What is the church? What does it mean to be part of this community of believers that call themselves Christians? Whether you were raised in a specific faith tradition or not, there are many assumptions of what the church is and what it means to be part of the church. We’re going to spend the next few weeks in Acts 2:42 looking at what the apostles had to say about the essentials of what the church always has been and always should be.

"Devoted to the Breaking of Bread," Devoted, Acts 2:42, Exodus 12, The Very Rev. Dr. Dan Alger. What is the church? What does it mean to be part of this community of believers that call themselves Christians? Whether you were raised in a specific faith tradition or not, there are many assumptions of what the church is and what it means to be part of the church. We’re going to spend the next few weeks in Acts 2:42 looking at what the apostles had to say about the essentials of what the church always has been and always should be.

"Devoted...to the Apostles' Teaching," Devoted, Acts 2:42, The Very Rev. Dr. Dan Alger. What is the church? What does it mean to be part of this community of believers that call themselves Christians? Whether you were raised in a specific faith tradition or not, there are many assumptions of what the church is and what it means to be part of the church. We’re going to spend the next few weeks in Acts 2:42 looking at what the apostles had to say about the essentials of what the church always has been and always should be.

"Devoted...to the Apostles' Teaching," Devoted, Acts 2:42, The Very Rev. Dr. Dan Alger. What is the church? What does it mean to be part of this community of believers that call themselves Christians? Whether you were raised in a specific faith tradition or not, there are many assumptions of what the church is and what it means to be part of the church. We’re going to spend the next few weeks in Acts 2:42 looking at what the apostles had to say about the essentials of what the church always has been and always should be.

"Trinity Sunday," John 3:1-21, The Rev. Dcn. Melissa Lewkowicz.

"Get a Lawyer. Everyone Needs a Lawyer.," Pentecost Sunday, Acts 2:1-21, The Rt. Rev. Alan Hawkins. After Jesus’ resurrection from the dead, he spends 40 days with his disciples. On the day of his ascension to heaven, he tells his apostles that they will receive power from the Holy Spirit to be witnesses of his life and resurrection to Jerusalem and the ends of the earth. What was their early ministry like and how did God work through them to spread the gospel in their own culture and to the greater Greco-Roman world? What does it mean for us to live as present-day witnesses in the culture God has put us in?

"Witnesses to the Ascension," Witnesses, Acts 1:6-11, The Rev. Sergio Sapunar. After Jesus’ resurrection from the dead, he spends 40 days with his disciples. On the day of his ascension to heaven, he tells his apostles that they will receive power from the Holy Spirit to be witnesses of his life and resurrection to Jerusalem and the ends of the earth. What was their early ministry like and how did God work through them to spread the gospel in their own culture and to the greater Greco-Roman world? What does it mean for us to live as present-day witnesses in the culture God has put us in?

"Gathered in from the Lands (Rogation Sunday)," Witnesses, Ps. 107, The Very Rev. Dr. Dan Alger. After Jesus’ resurrection from the dead, he spends 40 days with his disciples. On the day of his ascension to heaven, he tells his apostles that they will receive power from the Holy Spirit to be witnesses of his life and resurrection to Jerusalem and the ends of the earth. What was their early ministry like and how did God work through them to spread the gospel in their own culture and to the greater Greco-Roman world? What does it mean for us to live as present-day witnesses in the culture God has put us in?

"Witnesses to the Nations," Witnesses, Acts 8:26-40, The Rev. Dcn. Zach Croonquist. After Jesus’ resurrection from the dead, he spends 40 days with his disciples. On the day of his ascension to heaven, he tells his apostles that they will receive power from the Holy Spirit to be witnesses of his life and resurrection to Jerusalem and the ends of the earth. What was their early ministry like and how did God work through them to spread the gospel in their own culture and to the greater Greco-Roman world? What does it mean for us to live as present-day witnesses in the culture God has put us in?

"Witnesses with Boldness," Witnesses, Acts 4:23-31, The Very Rev. Dr. Dan Alger. After Jesus’ resurrection from the dead, he spends 40 days with his disciples. On the day of his ascension to heaven, he tells his apostles that they will receive power from the Holy Spirit to be witnesses of his life and resurrection to Jerusalem and the ends of the earth. What was their early ministry like and how did God work through them to spread the gospel in their own culture and to the greater Greco-Roman world? What does it mean for us to live as present-day witnesses in the culture God has put us in?

"Witnesses to These Things," Witnesses, Acts 3, Judson Van Wyk. After Jesus’ resurrection from the dead, he spends 40 days with his disciples. On the day of his ascension to heaven, he tells his apostles that they will receive power from the Holy Spirit to be witnesses of his life and resurrection to Jerusalem and the ends of the earth. What was their early ministry like and how did God work through them to spread the gospel in their own culture and to the greater Greco-Roman world? What does it mean for us to live as present-day witnesses in the culture God has put us in? In this first sermon for the “Witnesses” series, Judson Van Wyk (College Ministry Director) walks us through Acts 3, where Peter and John heal a lame man. As the astonished crowd's gather, they bear witness that it was only by this man’s faith and the power of Christ that he was healed. This story illustrates for us that as witnesses of Jesus, we are simply called to be a sign, instrument, and foretaste of the risen Christ.

"Easter Sunday," Holy Week, Lent 2024, Col. 3, The Rt. Rev. Alan Hawkins.

"Easter Vigil," Holy Week, Lent 2024, Deut. 6, Luke 24, The Very Rev. Dr. Dan Alger.

"Good Friday," Holy Week, Lent 2024, John 19, J.D. Meeder

"Palm Sunday," Holy Week, Lent 2024, Mark 10:35-11:11, The Rev. Dcn. Ashley Davis.

"Death: Grieving with Hope," The Unholy Trinity: Lent 2024, 1 Thess. 4:13-18, The Very Rev. Dr. Dan Alger. This sermon series comes to us during the season of Lent. Lent is a time of reflection, repentance, and preparation for Good Friday and the celebration of Easter Sunday. As we spend time reflecting on the victory of Christ through the cross and his resurrection, we must also ask, “Why was a victory needed at all?” During this sermon series we are looking at the three great enemies of God’s people, also known as the Unholy Trinity: Satan, sin, and death.

"Death: The Wages of Sin," The Unholy Trinity: Lent 2024, 1 Corinthians 15, The Very Rev. Dr. Dan Alger. This sermon series comes to us during the season of Lent. Lent is a time of reflection, repentance, and preparation for Good Friday and the celebration of Easter Sunday. As we spend time reflecting on the victory of Christ through the cross and his resurrection, we must also ask, “Why was a victory needed at all?” During this sermon series we are looking at the three great enemies of God’s people, also known as the Unholy Trinity: Satan, sin, and death.

"Sin: Its Nature & Results" The Unholy Trinity: Lent 2024, Rom. 7:12-25, The Rev. Jared Wensyel. This sermon series comes to us during the season of Lent. Lent is a time of reflection, repentance, and preparation for Good Friday and the celebration of Easter Sunday. As we spend time reflecting on the victory of Christ through the cross and his resurrection, we must also ask, “Why was a victory needed at all?” During this sermon series we are looking at the three great enemies of God’s people, also known as the Unholy Trinity: Satan, sin, and death.

"Satan: His Schemes" The Unholy Trinity: Lent 2024, 2 Corinthians 2:10-11, The Very Rev. Dr. Dan Alger. NOTE: In the first 3 minutes of the sermon recording, we experienced some audio issues. This sermon series comes to us during the season of Lent. Lent is a time of reflection, repentance, and preparation for Good Friday and the celebration of Easter Sunday. As we spend time reflecting on the victory of Christ through the cross and his resurrection, we must also ask, “Why was a victory needed at all?” During this sermon series we are looking at the three great enemies of God’s people, also known as the Unholy Trinity: Satan, sin, and death.

"Satan: Our Adversary" The Unholy Trinity: Lent 2024, 1 Peter 5:8, The Very Rev. Dr. Dan Alger. This sermon series comes to us during the season of Lent. Lent is a time of reflection, repentance, and preparation for Good Friday and the celebration of Easter Sunday. As we spend time reflecting on the victory of Christ through the cross and his resurrection, we must also ask, “Why was a victory needed at all?” During this sermon series we are looking at the three great enemies of God’s people, also known as the Unholy Trinity: Satan, sin, and death.

"Transfiguration," The Revealing: Epiphany 2024, Mark 9:2-8, The Rev. Dcn. Melissa Lewkowicz. This sermon comes to us during the season of Epiphany: the revealing of Jesus Christ to the whole world. In Epiphany 2024 we’re in a sermon series called The Revealing, exploring who Jesus is, why he came, and what he teaches us about God.

"That is Why I Came Out" The Revealing: Epiphany 2024, Mark 1:29-39, The Rev. Jared Wensyel. This sermon comes to us during the season of Epiphany: the revealing of Jesus Christ to the whole world. In Epiphany 2024 we’re in a sermon series called The Revealing, exploring who Jesus is, why he came, and what he teaches us about God.

"With Authority," The Revealing: Epiphany 2024, Mark 1:21-28, The Very Rev. Dr. Dan Alger.. This sermon comes to us during the season of Epiphany: the revealing of Jesus Christ to the whole world. In Epiphany 2024 we’re in a sermon series called The Revealing, exploring who Jesus is, why he came, and what he teaches us about God.

"The Kingdom of God is at Hand" The Revealing: Epiphany 2024, Mark 1:14-20, JD Meeder. This sermon comes to us during the season of Epiphany: the revealing of Jesus Christ to the whole world. In Epiphany 2024 we’re in a sermon series called The Revealing, exploring who Jesus is, why he came, and what he teaches us about God.

"Greater Things Than These," The Revealing: Epiphany, John 1:43-51, the Very Rev. Dr. Dan Alger. This sermon comes to us during the season of Epiphany: the revealing of Jesus Christ to the whole world. In Epiphany 2024 we’re in a sermon series called The Revealing, exploring who Jesus is, why he came, and what he teaches us about God.

"The Baptism of Our Lord," The Revealing: Epiphany, Mark 1, the Very Rev. Dr. Dan Alger. This sermon comes to us during the season of Epiphany: the revealing of Jesus Christ to the whole world. In Epiphany 2024 we’re in a sermon series called The Revealing, exploring who Jesus is, why he came, and what he teaches us about God.

"We Are Members of God's Household," Christmastide, Galatians 3, the Rev. Jared Wensyel. This sermon comes to us during the season of Christmastide.

"The Weary World Rejoices," Christmas Eve, Luke 2, the Very Rev. Dr. Dan Alger. This sermon comes to us on Christmas Eve 2023.

"Restore Our Fortune," Restore Us: Advent 2023, Psalm 126, The Rt. Rev. Alan Hawkins. This sermon comes to us from our bishop, the Rt. Rev. Alan Hawkins on the third Sunday of Advent 2023.

"Restore Our Peace," Restore Us: Advent 2023, Psalm 85, The Rev. Dcn. Ashley Davis. This sermon comes to us from one of our deacons and our Pastoral Care Director—Deacon Ashley Davis—on the second Sunday of Advent 2023.

"Let Your Face Shine," Restore Us: Advent 2023, Psalm 80, Judson Van Wyk. This sermon comes to us from one member of our preaching team and College Ministry Director—Judson Van Wyk—on the first Sunday of Advent 2023.

"The King's Last Judgment," Ordinary Time 2023, Matthew 25:31-46, The Rev. Sergio Sapunar. This sermon comes to us from one of our assisting priests, the Rev. Sergio Sapunar, on Christ the King Sunday—the last Sunday of Ordinary Time.

"Devoted to Doing What is Good," Confirmation Service, Mark 10 & Titus 3, The Rt. Rev. Steve Breedlove." This sermon comes to us from our diocesan bishop, the Rt. Rev. Steve Breedlove, at one of our confirmation services.

"Ready for Christ," Ordination, Luke 12, The Rt. Rev. Steve Breedlove. This sermon comes to us from our diocesan bishop, the Rt. Rev. Steve Breedlove, at the ordination of one of our deacons.

"The Fruit of the Spirit is Self-Control," Fruit of the Spirit, Galatians 5:13-26, The Very Rev. Dr. Dan Alger." This is the tenth sermon in a series on the Fruit of the Spirit. In his letter to the Galatians, Paul spends much time juxtaposing the flesh and the Spirit. Our flesh is always working--to gratify, protect, or prove its own self. But the Spirit is also at work, and in infinitely better ways, bearing fruit in the lives of God's children which honors him and builds up others. In this sermon series, we'll be considering what it means to truly walk by the Spirit--not striving in our flesh to please ourselves or to please God on our own, but to cultivate our hearts to be ready for his work within us as he fashions us more into the image of our Lord Jesus. May we seek to abide ever more in him by the power of his Spirit.

"The Fruit of the Spirit is Gentleness," Fruit of the Spirit, Galatians 5:13-26, John 18, The Very Rev. Dr. Dan Alger." This is the ninth sermon in a series on the Fruit of the Spirit. In his letter to the Galatians, Paul spends much time juxtaposing the flesh and the Spirit. Our flesh is always working--to gratify, protect, or prove its own self. But the Spirit is also at work, and in infinitely better ways, bearing fruit in the lives of God's children which honors him and builds up others. In this sermon series, we'll be considering what it means to truly walk by the Spirit--not striving in our flesh to please ourselves or to please God on our own, but to cultivate our hearts to be ready for his work within us as he fashions us more into the image of our Lord Jesus. May we seek to abide ever more in him by the power of his Spirit.

"The Fruit of the Spirit is Faithfulness," Fruit of the Spirit, Galatians 5:13-26, The Very Rev. Dr. Dan Alger." This is the eighth sermon in a series on the Fruit of the Spirit. In his letter to the Galatians, Paul spends much time juxtaposing the flesh and the Spirit. Our flesh is always working--to gratify, protect, or prove its own self. But the Spirit is also at work, and in infinitely better ways, bearing fruit in the lives of God's children which honors him and builds up others. In this sermon series, we'll be considering what it means to truly walk by the Spirit--not striving in our flesh to please ourselves or to please God on our own, but to cultivate our hearts to be ready for his work within us as he fashions us more into the image of our Lord Jesus. May we seek to abide ever more in him by the power of his Spirit.

"The Fruit of the Spirit is Goodness," Fruit of the Spirit, Galatians 5:13-26, The Very Rev. Dr. Dan Alger." This is the seventh sermon in a series on the Fruit of the Spirit. In his letter to the Galatians, Paul spends much time juxtaposing the flesh and the Spirit. Our flesh is always working--to gratify, protect, or prove its own self. But the Spirit is also at work, and in infinitely better ways, bearing fruit in the lives of God's children which honors him and builds up others. In this sermon series, we'll be considering what it means to truly walk by the Spirit--not striving in our flesh to please ourselves or to please God on our own, but to cultivate our hearts to be ready for his work within us as he fashions us more into the image of our Lord Jesus. May we seek to abide ever more in him by the power of his Spirit.

"The Fruit of the Spirit is Kindness," Fruit of the Spirit, Galatians 5:13-26, The Very Rev. Dr. Dan Alger. This is the sixth sermon in a series on the Fruit of the Spirit. In his letter to the Galatians, Paul spends much time juxtaposing the flesh and the Spirit. Our flesh is always working--to gratify, protect, or prove its own self. But the Spirit is also at work, and in infinitely better ways, bearing fruit in the lives of God's children which honors him and builds up others. In this sermon series, we'll be considering what it means to truly walk by the Spirit--not striving in our flesh to please ourselves or to please God on our own, but to cultivate our hearts to be ready for his work within us as he fashions us more into the image of our Lord Jesus. May we seek to abide ever more in him by the power of his Spirit.

"The Fruit of the Spirit is Patience," Fruit of the Spirit, Galatians 5:13-26 Ephesians 4:1-2, The Very Rev. Dr. Dan Alger. This is the fourth sermon in a series on the Fruit of the Spirit. In his letter to the Galatians, Paul spends much time juxtaposing the flesh and the Spirit. Our flesh is always working--to gratify, protect, or prove its own self. But the Spirit is also at work, and in infinitely better ways, bearing fruit in the lives of God's children which honors him and builds up others. In this sermon series, we'll be considering what it means to truly walk by the Spirit--not striving in our flesh to please ourselves or to please God on our own, but to cultivate our hearts to be ready for his work within us as he fashions us more into the image of our Lord Jesus. May we seek to abide ever more in him by the power of his Spirit.

"The Fruit of the Spirit is Peace," Fruit of the Spirit, Galatians 5:13-26 & John 14:27, JD Meeder. This is the fourth sermon in a series on the Fruit of the Spirit. In his letter to the Galatians, Paul spends much time juxtaposing the flesh and the Spirit. Our flesh is always working--to gratify, protect, or prove its own self. But the Spirit is also at work, and in infinitely better ways, bearing fruit in the lives of God's children which honors him and builds up others. In this sermon series, we'll be considering what it means to truly walk by the Spirit--not striving in our flesh to please ourselves or to please God on our own, but to cultivate our hearts to be ready for his work within us as he fashions us more into the image of our Lord Jesus. May we seek to abide ever more in him by the power of his Spirit.

"The Fruit of the Spirit is Joy," Fruit of the Spirit, Galatians 5:13-26, The Very Rev. Canon Dr. Dan Alger. This is the third sermon in a series on the Fruit of the Spirit. In his letter to the Galatians, Paul spends much time juxtaposing the flesh and the Spirit. Our flesh is always working--to gratify, protect, or prove its own self. But the Spirit is also at work, and in infinitely better ways, bearing fruit in the lives of God's children which honors him and builds up others. In this sermon series, we'll be considering what it means to truly walk by the Spirit--not striving in our flesh to please ourselves or to please God on our own, but to cultivate our hearts to be ready for his work within us as he fashions us more into the image of our Lord Jesus. May we seek to abide ever more in him by the power of his Spirit.

"The Fruit of the Spirit is Love," Fruit of the Spirit, Galatians 5:13-26 & 1 Corinthians 13, The Very Rev. Canon Dr. Dan Alger. This is the second sermon in a series on the Fruit of the Spirit. In his letter to the Galatians, Paul spends much time juxtaposing the flesh and the Spirit. Our flesh is always working--to gratify, protect, or prove its own self. But the Spirit is also at work, and in infinitely better ways, bearing fruit in the lives of God's children which honors him and builds up others. In this sermon series, we'll be considering what it means to truly walk by the Spirit--not striving in our flesh to please ourselves or to please God on our own, but to cultivate our hearts to be ready for his work within us as he fashions us more into the image of our Lord Jesus. May we seek to abide ever more in him by the power of his Spirit.

"Walking in the Spirit," Fruit of the Spirit, Galatians 5:13-26 & Psalm 1, The Very Rev. Canon Dr. Dan Alger. This is the opening sermon in a series on the Fruit of the Spirit. In his letter to the Galatians, Paul spends much time juxtaposing the flesh and the Spirit. Our flesh is always working--to gratify, protect, or prove its own self. But the Spirit is also at work, and in infinitely better ways, bearing fruit in the lives of God's children which honors him and builds up others. In this sermon series, we'll be considering what it means to truly walk by the Spirit--not striving in our flesh to please ourselves or to please God on our own, but to cultivate our hearts to be ready for his work within us as he fashions us more into the image of our Lord Jesus. May we seek to abide ever more in him by the power of his Spirit.

"The Gospel Two-Step," Ordinary Time, Romans 12:1-8, Curate Zach Croonquist.

"I Will Build My Church," Ordinary Time, Matthew 16:13-20, The Rev. Jared Wensyel.

"You Have Great Faith," Ordinary Time, Matthew 15:21-18, The Rev. Dcn. Melissa Lewkowicz.

"Run the Race," Ordinary Time, Hebrews 12:1-3, the Very Rev. Dr. Dan Alger.

"And He Had Compassion on Them," Ordinary Time, Matthew 14:13-21, the Rt. Rev. Alan Hawkins.

"A Wildly Growing Kingdom," Ordinary Time, Matthew 13:31-33, 44-50, The Rev. Jared Wensyel.

"In This Hope We Were Saved," Ordinary Time, Romans 8:18-25, JD Meeder.

"The Lord Will Bring You Home," Ordinary Time 2023, Fr. Hekmat and Sama Salimi.

"Serving the King," Ordinary Time, Matthew 10:34-42, The Rev. Dcn. Ashley Davis.

"Don't Be So Adam About It," Ordinary Time, Romans 5:3-11, The Rev. Jared Wensyel.

"Receive Rest," Ordinary Time, Acts 1:6-14, the Very Rev. Dr. Dan Alger.

"Community as Witness," Ordinary Time, Acts 2:42-47, the Very Rev. Dr. Dan Alger.

"Receive the Holy Spirit," Trinity Sunday, Acts 2:1-11, the Very Rev. Dr. Dan Alger.

"Reversing Babel: Pentecost," Pentecost, Acts 2:1-11, the Very Rev. Dr. Dan Alger.

"The Ascension," Eastertide: Ascension Sunday, May 16:9-20, the Rev. Sergio Sapunar.

"Abide in Me," Eastertide, John 15:1-17, JD Meeder.

"Judgment Day and the New Heavens and New Earth," Eastertide: We Look for the Resurrection of the Dead, Revelation 20:4-6; 21:1-4, The Rev. Jared Wensyel.

"The New Adam," Eastertide: We Look for the Resurrection of the Dead, 1 Corinthians 15:12-28, The Rev. Jeff Weber.

"The Road to Emmaus," Eastertide: We Look for the Resurrection of the Dead, Luke 24: 13-35, Judson Van Wyk.

"The Valley of Dry Bones," Eastertide: We Look for the Resurrection of the Dead, Ezekiel 37:1-14, Rev. Jared Wensyel.

"I Have Seen the Lord!" Eastertide, John 20:1-18, the Very Rev. Dr. Dan Alger.

"We Will See the Lord," Easter Vigil, 1 Peter 3:19 & Romans 10:9-19, the Rt. Rev. Alan Hawkins.

"Father, Into Your Hands I Commend My Spirit," Lent: The Seven Last Words of Christ, Luke 23:44-56, the Very Rev. Dr. Dan Alger.

"As I Have Loved You," Holy Week: Maundy Thursday, John 18:1-19:30, the Rev. Dcn. Ashley Davis.

"It Is Finished," Lent: The Seven Last Words of Christ, John 19:28-30, the Very Rev. Dr. Dan Alger.

"I Thirst," Lent: The Seven Last Words of Christ, John 19:28-30, the Very Rev. Dr. Dan Alger.

"My God, My God, Why Have You Forsaken Me?" Lent: The Seven Last Words of Christ, Matthew 27:45-49, the Very Rev. Dr. Dan Alger.

"Dear Woman, Here is Your Son," Lent: The Seven Last Words of Christ, John 19:23-27, the Very Rev. Dr. Dan Alger.

"Today You Will Be With Me In Paradise," Lent: The Seven Last Words of Christ, Luke 23:39-42, the Very Rev. Dr. Dan Alger.

"Father, Forgive Them," Lent: The Seven Last Words of Christ, Luke 23:32-38, the Very Rev. Dr. Dan Alger.

"Rend Your Hearts and Return Home," Ash Wednesday, Luke 23:32-38, The Rev. Dcn. Buddy Hocutt.

"The Transfiguration," Epiphany, Matthew 17:1-9, the Rev. Dcn. Melissa Lewkowicz.

"Be the One, See the One, Share the One," Epiphany: World Mission Sunday, Isaiah 49:1-7, Psalm 67, Acts 1:1-8, Matthew 9:35-38, Jenny Noyes.

"Salt and Light," Epiphany, Matthew 5:13-16, Fr. Benjamin Wall.

"Enjoy Safe Pasture," Epiphany, Micah 6:1-8, Psalm 37:1-11, 1 Corinthians 1:18-31, and Matthew 5:1-12, Canon Molly Ruch.

"Zebedee: A Faithful Fisherman," Epiphany, Matthew 4:12-22, the Very Rev. Dan Alger.

"The Lamb of God Who Takes Away the Sins of the World," Epiphany, John 1:21-42, JD Meeder.

"The Gospel will Change the World," Epiphany, Matthew 3:13-17, The Rev. Jared Wensyel.

"Growing in Wisdom and Favor," Christmas 2022, Luke 2:41-52, the Rev. Dcn. Melissa Lewkowicz.

"Hear the Angels' Voices," Christmas 2022, Luke 2:1-14, the Rt. Rev. Alan Hawkins.

"Immanuel! God Is With Us!," The Time Between: Advent 2022, Matthew 1, the Very Rev. Dr. Dan Alger.

"Rejoice!" The Time Between: Advent 2022, Matthew 11:2-19, the Rev. Canon John Kalini.

"It’s the End of the World As We Know It (and I Feel Fine)," The Time Between: Advent 2022, Matthew 24:29-44, the Very Rev. Dr. Dan Alger.

"Lamenting the Human Condition," The Time Between: Advent 2022, Romans 13:8-14, the Very Rev. Dr. Dan Alger.

"The Once and Future Coming," The Time Between: Advent 2022, Isaiah 2:1-5, the Very Rev. Dr. Dan Alger.

"Stand Firm, And You Will Win Life," Ordinary Time 2022, Luke 21:5-19, Fr. Benjamin Wall.

"You're Never On Your Own, Kid," Ordinary Time 2022, 2 Thessalonians 2:13-17, the Rev. Dcn. Melissa Lewkowicz.

"To the End of the Age," Holy Baptism, Matthew 28:16-20, Max Graham.

"Christians Give," Freely Generous, Luke 21:-14, the Very Rev. Dr. Dan Alger.

"Bring the Whole Tithe," Freely Generous, Malachi 3, Fr. Jared Wensyel.

"A Harvest of Righteousness," Freely Generous, 2 Corinthians 9:9-15, JD Meeder.

"A Cheerful Giver," Freely Generous, 2 Corinthians 9:6-15, The Rt. Rev. Alan Hawkins.

"A Renewed Perspective," The Sign of Jonah, Jonah 3-4, The Very Rev. Dr. Dan Alger.

"Repentance, Redemption, and Resurrection," The Sign of Jonah, Jonah 2, The Very Rev. Dr. Dan Alger.

"Running," The Sign of Jonah, Jonah 1, Very Rev. Dan Alger.

"Walk in the Way of Life," Ordinary Time 2022, Deuteronomy 30:15-20, Fr. Jared Wensyel.

"Come With Us to Mt. Zion," Ordinary Time 2022, Hebrews 12-13, Rev. Dcn. Buddy Hocutt.

"The Narrow Door of Humility," Ordinary Time 2022, Luke 13:22-30, Fr. Benjamin Wall.

"My Soul Magnifies the Lord," Feast Days, Luke 1:46-55, Rev. Dcn. Melissa Lewkowicz.

"When We Are in Need," Ordinary Time 2022, Mark 1:40-45, Rev. Dcn. Ashley Davis.

"The Priestly Order," Ordinary Time 2022, Luke 12:32-40, Very Rev. Dr. Dan Alger.

"The New Self," Ordinary Time 2022, Colossians 3:5-17, Dr. Jason Myers.

"Our Father," Ordinary Time 2022, Luke 11, Fr. Benjamin Wall.

"God of the Impossible," Ordinary Time 2022, Genesis 18:1-14, Rev. Ralph Hawkins.

"The Good Samaritan," Ordinary Time 2022, Luke 10:25-37, Judson Van Wyk.

"The Kingdom Has Come Near," Ordinary Time 2022, Luke 10:1-23, Rev. Dcn. Jared Wensyel.

"Ruth 4," The Book of Ruth, Ruth 4, Very Rev. Dan Alger.

"Ruth 3," The Book of Ruth, Ruth 3, Very Rev. Dan Alger.

"Ruth 2," The Book of Ruth, Ruth 2, Very Rev. Dan Alger.

"Ruth 1," The Book of Ruth, Ruth 1, Very Rev. Dan Alger.

"The Ascension," Yesterday, Today, and Forever, Acts 1:1-11, Fr. Benjamin Wall.

"New Heavens and the New Earth: Rogation Sunday," Yesterday, Today, and Forever, Rev. 21-22, Very Rev. Dan Alger.

"The Marriage Supper of the Lamb," Yesterday, Today, and Forever, Rev. 19, Rev. Jared Wensyel.

"Jesus Draws Near," Yesterday, Today, and Forever, John 20:19-31, Fr. Benjamin Wall.

"Easter Sunday," Holy Week 2022, Matthew 28:1-10, Rt. Rev. Alan Hawkins.

"Good Friday," Holy Week 2022, Rev. Ashley Davis.

"Maundy Thursday," Holy Week 2022, Rev. Buddy Hocutt.

"The Way of Peace," Holy Week 2022, Luke 22:39-23:56, Judson Van Wyk.

"We Are All Farmers in God’s Vineyard," Lent 2022, Luke 20:9-19, Rev. Jared Wensyel.

"Doubt of the Mind," The Temptation of Christ: Lent 2022, Luke 4:1-11, Very Rev. Canon Dr. Dan Alger.

"Idols of the Heart," The Temptation of Christ: Lent 2022, Luke 4:1-11, Very Rev. Canon Dr. Dan Alger.

"Hunger of the Flesh," The Temptation of Christ: Lent 2022, Luke 4:1-11, Very Rev. Canon Dr. Dan Alger.

"Lead Us Not Into Temptation," The Temptation of Christ: Lent 2022, Luke 4:1-11, Very Rev. Canon Dr. Dan Alger.

"The Glory of the Coming of the Lord," Epiphanytide, Luke 9:28-36, Lena Van Wyk.

"The World at Our Doorstep," Missio Dei: Epiphanytide, 2 Cor. 5:11-21, Rev. Jeff Weber.

"Beatitudes as Mission," Missio Dei: Epiphanytide, Luke 6:20-26, Dr. Jason Myers.

"The Cost of Being a Disciple," Missio Dei: Epiphanytide, Luke 5:1-11, Very Rev. Dan Alger.

"A Christocentric Mission," Missio Dei: Epiphanytide, Luke 4:14-21, Very Rev. Dan Alger.

"The Church's One Foundation: Institution Service," Epiphanytide, 1 Cor 3:1-11, Bp. Alan Hawkins.

"Wedding at Cana," Epiphanytide, John 2:1-11, Fr. Benjamin Wall.

"Remember Your Baptism," Epiphanytide, Luke 3:15-22, Rev. Drew Hill.

"Christmas: Simeon's Song," Christmas, Luke 2:22-40, Judson Van Wyk.

"Christmas," Christmas, Gal 3:23—4:7, Bp. Alan Hawkins.

"Christmas Eve 2021," Christmas, Luke 1-2 & Matthew 1-2, Rev. Dan Alger.

"Women Waiting: Mary," Advent 2021: Women Waiting, Luke 1:26-56, Lena Van Wyk.

"Women Waiting: Elizabeth," Advent 2021, Luke 1:5-23, 57-66, Rev. Meg Greto.

"Women Waiting: Anna," Advent 2021, Luke 2:36-38, Rev. Ashley Davis.

"Women Waiting: Hannah," Advent 2021, 1 Samuel 2:1-11, Rev. Alan Hawkins.

"Baptism," Christ the King, Colossians 2:6-15, Rev. Dan Alger.

"The Great Farewell," Sent Out, Acts 20:17-38, Dr. Jason Myers.

"A Sacred Rhythm," Sent Out, Acts 20:1-12, Rt. Rev. Alan Hawkins.

"Riot in Ephesus," Sent Out, Acts 19:23-41, Fr. Benjamin Wall.

"Sons of Sceva," Sent Out, Acts 19:1-20, Rev. Alan Hawkins.

"Knowing the Scriptures," Sent Out, Acts 18:18-28, Rev. Dcn. Jared Wensyel.

"God is Making A People," Sent Out, Acts 18:1-17, Rev. Dan Alger.

"Nearness of God," Sent Out, Acts 17:16-34, Dr. Jason Myers.

"They Received the Word with Eagerness," Sent Out, Acts 17:10-15, Rev. Ashley Davis.

"The True and Powerful Gospel," Sent Out, Acts 17:1-10, Robert Hocutt.

"Where is God Calling You?," Sent Out, Acts 16:11-40, Fr. Benjamin Wall.

"Our Missional God," Sent Out, Acts 16:1-10, Rev. Alan Hawkins.

"The Full Armor of God," Ordinary Time, Eph. 6:10-20, Rev. Dan Alger.

"My Eyes Are Always on the Lord," Ordinary Time, Psalm 16, Leah Wall.

"Imitating God," Ordinary Time, Eph. 5:3-14, Dr. Jason Myers.

"Holy Practice for a Holy People," Ordinary Time, John 6:37-51, Fr. Benjamin Wall.

"Filled with the Bread of Life," Ordinary Time, John 6:24-35, Melissa Lewkowicz.

"Presence in the Storm," Ordinary Time, Mark 6:45-52, Rev. Alan Hawkins.

"The Gut Reaction of God," Ordinary Time, Mark 6:30-44, Rev. Drew Hill.

"Our Foundation," Ordinary Time, Amos 7:7-9 & Ephesians 1:14, Rev. Ryan Kildoo.

"Made Perfect in Weakness," Ordinary Time, 2 Cor. 12:1-10, Rev. Ashley Davis.

"Talitha Koum," Ordinary Time, Mark 5:22-43, Rev. Jared Wensyel.

"From Job to Jane: The Story of God Within the Stories of Our Lives," Ordinary Time, Job 38:1-18, Fr. Benjamin Wall.

"We Do Not Lose Heart," Ordinary Time, 2 Corinthians 4:16-18, Rev. Drew Hill.

"We Do Not Lose Heart," Ordinary Time, 2 Corinthians 4:16-18, Rev. Drew Hill.

"The Call of Moses," Trinity Sunday, Exodus 3:1-6, Dr. Jason Myers.

"Going in Reverse," Pentecost 2021, Acts 2:1-21, Rev. Alan Hawkins.

"Multi-Ethnic Christianity," Resurrected Mission: Easter 2021, Acts 11:19-30, Dr. Jason Myers.

"Brought Within," Resurrected Mission: Easter 2021, Acts 8:26–40, Fr. Benjamin Wall.

"Call On His Name," Resurrected Mission: Easter 2021, Acts 4:5-14, Rev. Alan Hawkins.

"A Story Redeemed," Resurrected Mission: Easter 2021, Judson Van Wyk.

"Death Be Not Proud," Resurrected Mission: Easter 2021, Rev. Alan Hawkins.

"An Unlikely King," Deliver Us: Lent 2021, Mark 11:1-11, Dr. Jason Myers.

"A New Heart," Deliver Us: Lent 2021, Jer. 31:31-34, Rev. Alan Hawkins.

"Exiled," Deliver Us: Lent 2021, 2 Chr. 36:14–23, Rev. Dan Alger

"The Ten Words," Deliver Us: Lent 2021, Exodus 20:1-21, Lena Van Wyk.

"Testing of Abraham," Deliver Us: Lent 2021, Gen. 22:1-14, Fr. Benjamin Wall.

"Delivered Promise," Deliver Us: Lent 2021, Genesis 9:8-17, Rev. Drew Hill.

"Broken Open, Not Broken Down" Deliver Us: Lent 2021, Isaiah 58, Dr. Jason Myers.

"A Still, Small Voice" Light from Light: Epiphany 2021, 1 Kings 19:9-18, Rev. Alan Hawkins.

"Raised to Life," Light from Light: Epiphany 2021, 2 Kings 4:8-37, Fr. Benjamin Wall.

"Deuteronomy 18:15-22," Light from Light: Epiphany 2021, Deut. 18:15-22, Rev. Dan Alger.

"Faithfulness Amidst Infidelity," Light from Light: Epiphany 2021, Jer. 3:19-4:4, Judson Van Wyk.

"1 Samuel 3," Light from Light: Epiphany 2021, 1 Sam. 3, Rev. Ashley Davis.

"Worship + Mission + Community," Light from Light: Epiphany 2021, Isaiah 41-42, Rev. Drew Hill.

"The Light of Life," Immanence: Christmas 2020, John 1:1-14, Rev. Dan Alger.

"The Word Made Flesh," Immanence: Christmas 2020, John 1:1, Rev. Alan Hawkins.

"The Weary World Rejoices," Christmas Eve 2020, Luke 2:1-7, Rev. Dan Alger.

"Restoring Promises," Advent: Restore, Psalm 132, Fr. Benjamin Wall.

"Incomplete," Advent: Restore, Psalm 126, Dr Jason Myers.

"Restore Peace," Advent: Restore, Psalm 85, Lena Van Wyk.

"Restore Us," Advent: Restore, Psalm 80, Rev. Dan Alger.

"The Way to Life," Kingdom Come, Matthew 7:12-14, Rev. Drew Hill.

"Who Do You Serve?," Kingdom Come, Matthew 6:19-24, Rev. Alan Hawkins.

"Love Your Enemies," Kingdom Come, Matthew 5:43-48, Fr. Benjamin Wall.

"Truthful Speech," Kingdom Come, Matthew 5:33-37, Dr. Jason Myers.

"Mercy > Rage," Kingdom Come, Matthew 5:21-26, Rev. Dan Alger.

"Salt & Light," Kingdom Come, Matthew 5:1-16, Judson Van Wyk.

"A Unified Church," Hope for the World: The Church, Ephesians 4:1-5, Fr. Benjamin Wall

"The Church's Power and Promise," Hope for the World: The Church, Ephesians 3:14-21, Rev. Alan Hawkins

"God's Plan for the Church," Hope for the World: The Church, Ephesians 3:7-13, Rev. Dan Alger

"A Community Called," Hope for the World: The Church, Ephesians 2:19-22, Rev. Alan Hawkins

"A People Brought Near," Hope for the World: The Church, Ephesians 2:11-22, Rev. Dan Alger

"A Hopeful People," Hope for the World: The Church, Revelation 21-22, Rev. Alan Hawkins

"Ordinary Time 2020," "Matthew 16:21-27" Matt. 16:21-27, Rev. Drew Hill

"Ordinary Time 2020," "Matthew 16:13-20" Matt. 16:13-20, Dr. Jason Myers

"Ordinary Time 2020," "Matthew 15:21-28" Matt. 15:21-28, Rev. Alan Hawkins

"Ordinary Time 2020," "Matthew 22-33," Mat. 22-33, Rev. Alan Hawkins

"Ordinary Time 2020," "Rebuilding Our Stories" Neh. 9:16-21, Judson Van Wyk

"Ordinary Time 2020," "The Mistake of Nostalgia" 1 Kings 3:3-14, Dr. Jason Myers

"Ordinary Time 2020," "Not Peace, But a Sword" Matt. 10:34-42, Dr. Jason Myers

"Ordinary Time 2020," "Characterized by Extreme Love" Matt. 5:38-48, Rev. Lee McMunn

"Ordinary Time 2020," "Cultivating Union with God through Prayer" Matt. 9:35-10:15, Rev. Dodd Drake

"Ordinary Time 2020," "Trinity Sunday" Matt. 28:16-20, Bp. Todd Hunter

"Pentecost 2020," "The Flames of Pentecost, Minneapolis Burning, and the Hope of the Kingdom," Acts 2:1-11, Rev. Canon Dr. Esau McCaulley

"Eastertide 2020," "Ascension Sunday," Acts 1:6-11, Fr. Benjamin Wall

"Eastertide 2020," "Rogation Sunday," John 15:1-8, Lena Van Wyk

"Eastertide 2020," "A Place For Us," John 13:1-38, Rev. Alan Hawkins

"Eastertide 2020," "The Good Shepherd," John 10:1-21, Rev. Dan Alger

"Eastertide 2020," "Sent," John 20:19-29, Rev. Dodd Drake

"Holy Week 2020," "Easter Sunday," John 20:11-18, Rev. Alan Hawkins

"Advent 2019," "Responding to Disappointment," Matt. 1:18-25, Rev. Drew Hill

"Advent 2019," "Expectation & Preparation," James 5:7-12, Rev. Dan Alger

"Advent 2019," "A Community in Waiting," Romans 15:1-13, Dr. Jason Myers

"Advent 2019," "Alignment in Advent," Isaiah 2:1-5, Rev. Hunter Van Wagenen

"Christ the King Sunday," Luke 23:35-43, Rev. Alan Hawkins

"Fall 2019: Stories of the Kingdom," "Signs of the End," Luke 21:5-19, Judson Van Wyk

"Fall 2019: Stories of the Kingdom," "Children of the Resurrection," Luke 20:27-38, Rev. Drew Hill

"Fall 2019: Stories of the Kingdom," "The Upside Down Kingdom," Luke 6:20-26, Rev. Alan Hawkins

"Fall 2019: Stories of the Kingdom," "Unsettling Humility," Luke 18:9-14, Fr. Benjamin Wall

"Fall 2019: Stories of the Kingdom," "Unsettling Humility," Luke 18:9-14, Fr. Benjamin Wall

"Fall 2019: Stories of the Kingdom," "Unsettling Humility," Luke 18:9-14, Fr. Benjamin Wall

"Fall 2019: Stories of the Kingdom," "Unsettling Humility," Luke 18:9-14, Fr. Benjamin Wall

"Fall 2019: Stories of the Kingdom," "Unsettling Humility," Luke 18:9-14, Fr. Benjamin Wall

"Fall 2019: Stories of the Kingdom," "Unsettling Humility," Luke 18:9-14, Fr. Benjamin Wall

"Fall 2019: Stories of the Kingdom," "Unsettling Humility," Luke 18:9-14, Fr. Benjamin Wall

"Fall 2019: Stories of the Kingdom," "Unsettling Humility," Luke 18:9-14, Fr. Benjamin Wall

"Fall 2019: Stories of the Kingdom," "Unsettling Humility," Luke 18:9-14, Fr. Benjamin Wall

"Fall 2019: Stories of the Kingdom," "Unsettling Humility," Luke 18:9-14, Fr. Benjamin Wall

"Fall 2019: Stories of the Kingdom," "Unsettling Humility," Luke 18:9-14, Fr. Benjamin Wall

"Fall 2019: Stories of the Kingdom," "Unsettling Humility," Luke 18:9-14, Fr. Benjamin Wall

"Fall 2019: Stories of the Kingdom," "Unsettling Humility," Luke 18:9-14, Fr. Benjamin Wall

"Fall 2019: Stories of the Kingdom," "Unsettling Humility," Luke 18:9-14, Fr. Benjamin Wall

"Fall 2019: Stories of the Kingdom," "Unsettling Humility," Luke 18:9-14, Fr. Benjamin Wall

"Fall 2019: Stories of the Kingdom," "Unsettling Humility," Luke 18:9-14, Fr. Benjamin Wall

"Fall 2019: Stories of the Kingdom," "Unsettling Humility," Luke 18:9-14, Fr. Benjamin Wall

"Fall 2019: Stories of the Kingdom," "Unsettling Humility," Luke 18:9-14, Fr. Benjamin Wall

"Fall 2019: Stories of the Kingdom," "Unsettling Humility," Luke 18:9-14, Fr. Benjamin Wall

"Fall 2019: Stories of the Kingdom," "Unsettling Humility," Luke 18:9-14, Fr. Benjamin Wall

"Fall 2019: Stories of the Kingdom," "Unsettling Humility," Luke 18:9-14, Fr. Benjamin Wall

"Fall 2019: Stories of the Kingdom," "Unsettling Humility," Luke 18:9-14, Fr. Benjamin Wall

"Fall 2019: Stories of the Kingdom," "Unsettling Humility," Luke 18:9-14, Fr. Benjamin Wall

"Fall 2019: Stories of the Kingdom," "Unsettling Humility," Luke 18:9-14, Fr. Benjamin Wall

"Fall 2019: Stories of the Kingdom," "Unsettling Humility," Luke 18:9-14, Fr. Benjamin Wall

"Fall 2019: Stories of the Kingdom," "Unsettling Humility," Luke 18:9-14, Fr. Benjamin Wall

"Fall 2019: Stories of the Kingdom," "Unsettling Humility," Luke 18:9-14, Fr. Benjamin Wall

"Fall 2019: Stories of the Kingdom," "Unsettling Humility," Luke 18:9-14, Fr. Benjamin Wall

"Fall 2019: Stories of the Kingdom," "Unsettling Humility," Luke 18:9-14, Fr. Benjamin Wall

"Fall 2019: Stories of the Kingdom," "Unsettling Humility," Luke 18:9-14, Fr. Benjamin Wall

"Fall 2019: Stories of the Kingdom," "Unsettling Humility," Luke 18:9-14, Fr. Benjamin Wall

"Fall 2019: Stories of the Kingdom," "Unsettling Humility," Luke 18:9-14, Fr. Benjamin Wall

"Fall 2019: Stories of the Kingdom," "Unsettling Humility," Luke 18:9-14, Fr. Benjamin Wall

"Fall 2019: Stories of the Kingdom," "Unsettling Humility," Luke 18:9-14, Fr. Benjamin Wall

"Fall 2019: Stories of the Kingdom," "Unsettling Humility," Luke 18:9-14, Fr. Benjamin Wall

"Fall 2019: Stories of the Kingdom," "Unsettling Humility," Luke 18:9-14, Fr. Benjamin Wall

"Fall 2019: Stories of the Kingdom," "Unsettling Humility," Luke 18:9-14, Fr. Benjamin Wall

"Fall 2019: Stories of the Kingdom," "Unsettling Humility," Luke 18:9-14, Fr. Benjamin Wall

"Fall 2019: Stories of the Kingdom," "Unsettling Humility," Luke 18:9-14, Fr. Benjamin Wall

"Fall 2019: Stories of the Kingdom," "Unsettling Humility," Luke 18:9-14, Fr. Benjamin Wall

"Fall 2019: Stories of the Kingdom," "Unsettling Humility," Luke 18:9-14, Fr. Benjamin Wall

"Fall 2019: Stories of the Kingdom," "Unsettling Humility," Luke 18:9-14, Fr. Benjamin Wall