Fr. Tim invites us to turn our focus to the Holy Trinity as it draws us into the deeper community of divine love.द्वारा Rev. Tim Baer

The Rev. Tim Baer reminds us that joy is a part of God's wish for his followers - which he prayed for on the night before he died.द्वारा Rev. Tim Baer

The Rev. Kirsten Baer talks about the importance of being in Christian community, loving our neighbors as ourselves.द्वारा Rev. Kirsten Baer

The Rt. Rev. Poulson Reed, the Bishop of the Dioscese of Oklahoma, preaches and reminds us of God's great Love, and how God commands us to love both God and our neighbors.द्वारा The Rt. Rev. Poulson Reed

The Rev. Kirsten Baer talks about abiding, or being rooted in, God, who is the great "I Am."द्वारा Grace Church-Episcopal

The Rev. Tim Baer preaches on Christ, the Good Shepherd.द्वारा Rev. Tim Baer

The Rev. Tim Baer invites us to revisit the scriptures again and again, seeing what they mean for us in our new context at any given moment.द्वारा Rev. Susan Brown Snook

The Rev. Becca Stevens, Episcopal priest and founder of the Thistle Farms network and the first Magdalene House, joined us for a special Evening Grace service, where she gave this inspiring message on "The Jericho Road."द्वारा Becca Stevens

On Easter Sunday, the Rev. Tim Baer creates a vision for what the reality of the resurrection means in our lives.द्वारा Rev. Tim Baer

The Rev. Kirsten Baer preaches at our Easter Vigil about the Seal of God in our baptism.द्वारा Rev. Kirsten Baer

The Rev. Dana Orwig preaches her message on Good Friday, "God's love is for everyone."द्वारा Rev. Dana Orwig

The Rev. Kirsten Baer preaches on Maundy Thursday her message "What Love Looks Like."द्वारा Rev. Kirsten Baer

On the Sunday of the Passion: Palm Sunday, Fr. Tim lays out different theologies of atonement and the cross - and what they mean for us as Christians.द्वारा Rev. Tim Baer

Mother Dana talks about the goodness of God that is constantly chasing us. What would it be like for us to stop and let it catch us?द्वारा Rev. Dana Orwig

Fr. Tim invites us to lean into our faith and allow Jesus to be with us where we are.द्वारा Rev. Tim Baer

Deacon Jaron invites us to examine and clear out the distractions in our own lives that keep us from encountering God.द्वारा Rev. Jaron Hill

The Rev. Kirsten Baer preaches on "taking up our cross" - and living into the way of love that Jesus intended for us.द्वारा Rev. Kirsten Baer

On the First Sunday in Lent, Deacon Helen challenges us to bring God's Kingdom here on Earth now, not by being perfect and following every rule, but by tuning ourselves to God's Love.द्वारा Rev. Helen Waddle

The Rev. Tim Baer talks about Lent as a method in which we stay in tune with God. He wonders how we can stay in tune with God's love, not just for ourselves, but for our neighbor.द्वारा Rev. Tim Baer

On the last Sunday after the Epiphany, Mother Dana talks about the story of Jesus' Transfiguration as a vision of God's glory -- and setting a goal for us to be more in the likeness of God.द्वारा Rev. Dana Orwig

The Rev. Tim Baer reminds us of the importance of prayer as a communal effort, and why releasing our expectations of prayer is so important to living into an authentic life of faith.द्वारा Rev. Tim Baer

The Rev. Kirsten Baer examines one of the stories of Jesus performing an exorcism. What can we learn about Jesus' willingness to go and heal someone society deemed untouchable?द्वारा Rev. Kirsten Baer

During our celebration of our 10th anniversary of a church, Fr. Tim reminds us of our "first love" and why we are doing this church thing to begin with.द्वारा Rev. Tim Baer

Deacon Jaron ponders on Nathaniel, who asked "could anything good come from Nazareth," referring to Jesus. Our tribalism and worst human instincts that "other" our neighbor are not Christian ethics, as Jaron reminds us.द्वारा Rev. Jaron Hill

The Rev. Tim Baer preaches on the First Sunday after Epiphany, talking about cultivating a deep friendship with Jesus.द्वारा Rev. Tim Baer