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On the Sunday Jesus confronts us with the challenge of seeing the world upside down and how we must reorient our lives to an eternal reality!

On this First Sunday of St. Luke the Apostle Paul teaches the Corinthians the principles that a man must embrace if he is going to be a good man, a man like Jesus Christ!

On the Sunday after the Exaltation of the Holy Cross, we are invited by the life and courage of our Savior to be saved from the slavery of sin, death, and Satan.

On this Sunday, the Feast of the Nativity of the Theotokos, we are confronted with the cosmic message that God takes His flesh from one of us. In doing this, God forever confronts you with your true dignity and purpose. Living less than this dignity is the source of all the weaknesses and spiritual illnesses of the human race. These illnesses' healing begins when we dare to embrace our true identity in Christ.

On this Sunday marking the New Church Year, our Lord Jesus makes 5 proclamations that describes what He came to do and what the Church is to be! Proclamations by the King aren’t up for a vote. They are to be obeyed and declared.

On this Sunday we read the familiar story of Jesus walking on the water and the disciples being confronted with the cosmic identity of Jesus Christ. Knowing Christ as He truly is changes fear to faith!

St. Paul warns the Corinthian Church against the peril of a party mentality. The dangers of division must be overcome by the humility and courage of true repentance to reorient the way you think to discern eternal values over temporary events.

This Sunday, St. Paul tells the Roman Christians to be like God. He describes God as the God of endurance and encouragement. What does that mean? How do we become able to endure and encourage? The answers may surprise you. They may even upset you. Get ready to do the work of becoming by Grace what Christ is by Nature!

On this Sunday, the Apostle Paul calls us to a Normal Orthodox life by insisting we are all gifted by God. Using these gifts calls us to a proactive lifestyle that takes the Faith seriously daily! What is your gift? Are you using this gift in the Church?