How do we, with the gifts we’ve received at Baptism, become part of a community that both forms us and calls us to leadership?
Worship. Serve. Grow.
Worship. Serve. Grow.
Sermons on podcast (Page 14)
Hear Bishop Mary’s reflections on her ministry as Bishop of The Diocese of El Camino Real and how those experiences shape her call for all of us to ministry in our world today.
Are we a Pharisee church or a Tax Collector church. A reflection on what Jesus might be telling us in a well know parable.
On the nineteenth Sunday after Pentecost, Fr. Javier reflects on the parable of the persistent widow and the unjust judge: “with the persistent widow’s example, Jesus shows us what it means to pray always and not lose heart. It means prayer, not only in private, but also in public. It means praying with our words as…
Before we’re called to believe, or profess our faith, or confess our sins, God wants us simply to remember.
On the Seventeenth Sunday after Pentecost, Fr. Javier reflects on 2 Timothy and the laying on of hands: “we are all ordained into Christian ministry. You do not have to preach like Peter, you do not have to pray like Paul: the call isn’t just for the clergy. The call is for all of us.…
Hear how the the parable of Lazarus and the rich man invites us to see what we may be oblivious to in our lives and how we can begin to become aware.
What the prophet Jeremiah can teach us about telling the truth.
Feeling alone the lost sheep realizes a desire for community and belonging. The mystic and theologian, Howard Thurman, offers us a reflection on that experience.
In Jeremiah’s vision, the pottery God creates will only be as good as the quality of the clay.