As Lent continues, Meagan Santiago invites us to consider Jesus’s words to Nicodemus in John 3, and what it means to be, “Born again.”

At the beginning of Jesus’s ministry Matthew tells us he, “withdrew” to Galilee. What does this tell us about the gospel of the kingdom? That’s the theme we explore this morning as Epiphany continues.

On the second Sunday of Epiphany we hear John the baptists’ declaration, “Behold the Lamb of God!”

As we celebrate the baptism of the Lord, we consider how Jesus’s baptism in the Jordan speaks to our own experience of baptism.

In the third week of Advent we explore Luke 1:46-55. During our time together Reverend Mickey invites us to consider the importance of Mary, and how she serves as a model for faithfulness in our own lives.

On the second Sunday of Advent Berto Santiago asks us to think about how John the Baptists message can guide our own hearts as we prepare for the coming the Lord.

This week we explore 1 Corinthians 14 and St. Paul’s instructions for order in worship.

As we continue in 1 Corinthians we explore chapter 13, and Paul’s famous exposition of the theological virtues culminating in love.

On the feasts of All Saints and All Souls day we look at Ephesians 1 and the great cloud of witnesses that comprise the church in heaven and earth.