Father Eric Snyder preaches on the parable of the workers in the vineyard from Matthew 20:1-16.
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Father Eric Snyder preaches on Matthew 18:21-35, the episode when Peter asks Jesus questions about forgiving his brother.
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Father Eric Snyder preaches on Matthew 18: 15-19 on the day that Brad Embry is ordained as a deacon.
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Fr. Eric reflects on the Apostle Peter as an example of our own peaks and valleys in the art of following Jesus.
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Fr. Eric stresses the importance of Christ as our foundation, and not the shifting sand of the world.
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Pastor Brad exhorts us that trusting in Christ is what makes for a life lived for God.
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Fr. Eric encourages us that despite all of our deficits, Jesus offers an invitation to follow and trust Him.
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Father Eric preaches on the feeding of the 5000, and how Jesus modeled what it means to be both fully God and fully human.
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Father Ben draws on his knowledge of bread making to provide three interpretations of Jesus' parable about leaven.
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Brad tackles another agricultural parable by expounding upon God's patience.
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Father Eric describes how we can cultivate good soil as we reflect on the parable of the sower.
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Father Eric reflects on what it means to take up Jesus' yoke.
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Father Eric Snyder preaches on Matthew 10: 34-42.
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Father Ben calls us to live our lives with the Final Judgment in view.
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Fr. Eric encourages us that just as Jesus called the apostles, we are called by name into divine labor.
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Father Eric Snyder begins a new sermon series titled The Art of Following with this sermon on Matthew 9: 9-13.
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On Trinity Sunday, Father John Mackett preaches about love from 1 Corinthians chapter 13.
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As we celebrate Pentecost, Father Eric reflects on how the events surrounding Pentecost sum up the Gospel's story.
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Father Eric urges us to avoid escapism and prepare to face hardships for the sake of Jesus' name.
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Father Eric reminds us that before we can give of our own, we first must receive the blessings that God has given us.
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