Sermons

We keep what we love. Jesus, in readying his disciples for the time when he will no longer be with them, says, “If you love me, you will keep my commandments.” Jesus commandment to his friends during the last Passover was “to love one another as I have loved you.” In

How do we find balance as we walk this road? In today’s story, the walk to Emmaus, we learn of the different inputs (information and sacramental act) that ultimately helps the disciples recognize Jesus with them. This recognition helps them, and us, to know of Jesus’ presence always

We often are told that doubt does not have a welcomed place in faith. On this Sunday when we visit the story of Jesus’ appearance the disciples in John’s Gospel, we remember Thomas and the element of doubt that is certainly a part of faith. We doubt many things in these days as we

This Easter is very different from those we’ve known. An empty tomb and an empty church remind us that the first Easter was not about all those things we’ve come to associate with the holiday. Instead, Easter is about being where we are, how we are and not only meeting Jesus in