WHEN, NOT IT In this prophecy of the destruction of the Temple, Jesus still assures us that God will be with us when we meet our personal moments of crisis. Subscribe to Podcast feed

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PIECES ARE ENOUGH Just as saints are highly imperfect, the places we gather need not be fancy. Subscribe to Podcast feed

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CALLING ALL SAINTS The Feast of All Saints is a call to all of us—with all our abilities and shortcomings—to offer our time, treasure and talent to each other and to the world. Subscribe to Podcast feed

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HYPOCRISY, HUMILITY, HOLINESS Jesus’ parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector challenges us to view our own places of hypocrisy and to bend our prayers as not a performance, but to respond to the mercy already leaning toward us. Prayer, especially our tradition of common prayer, is how we live in [...]

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PRAY ALWAYS Prayer can be quiet and private—but in Luke 18:1-8 Jesus tells us that prayer includes the active and public, insisting on justice no matter the odds. Subscribe to Podcast feed

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OUR DAILY BREAD A sermon from Pastor Steve Albertin. Subscribe to Podcast feed

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PRACTICE THE SMALL STUFF We think more faith will make it easier to walk with Jesus, but actually what we need is to put what faith— even a tiny speck —we have into action. Subscribe to Podcast feed

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COMMUNITY FIRST Jesus tells five parables to a mixed crowd - sinful and righteous - to urge us to bridge whatever chasms divide us. Subscribe to Podcast feed

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