Advent New Beginnings
In this Sunday’s sermon, Canon Rob invites us to explore the story of Mary and Elizabeth, a story of courage, faith, and God’s unfolding plan.
Advent
Advent Repentance
In this Sunday’s sermon, Canon Rob invites us to explore John the Baptist’s powerful call to repentance and transformation.
Advent Mercy
In this Sunday’s sermon, Canon Rob invites us to reflect on John the Baptist’s call to ‘prepare the way of the Lord.’
Advent Hope
Advent calls us to acknowledge the brokenness in our lives and in the world while holding onto the hope of renewal through Christ.
Trust In God’s Promise
“The writer of Matthew’s gospel shows how important it is to the story of Jesus to realize just how long God’s plan was in the making, and through what incredible and messy situations in the lives of people that God was working in, to fulfill the God’s promises.” For this Fourth Sunday of Advent, The Rev’d Rob Park offers prayers and a message reflecting our reading from Matthew’s Gospel, chapter 1:18-25.
Jesus Is The One
“Our Advent readings invite us to confirm our choice to follow Christ and to choose not to restrict ourselves or to be stuck selecting between to the lesser of two evils that our worldly powers consistently offer us.” For this Third Sunday of Advent, The Rev’d Rob Park offers prayers and a message reflecting our reading from Matthew’s Gospel, chapter 11:2-11.
Promised Hope is Near
“The Good News of Jesus Christ is a message of hope to us in the midst of our broken world.” For this Second Sunday of Advent, The Rev’d Rob Park offers prayers and a message reflecting our reading from Matthew’s Gospel, chapter 3:1-12.
God Keeps God’s Promises
“We may not know that time or the hour of God’s Kingdom’s ultimate arrival, but we can trust that the Gospel of Jesus Christ will prevail.” For this First Sunday of Advent, The Rev’d Rob Park offers prayers and a message reflecting our reading from Matthew’s Gospel, chapter 24:36-44.
Advent Study
Bishop Terry Dance, by video, will be helping us to find out what we are missing during the season of Advent amidst the hustle and bustle of the of the secular celebrations and our traditional nostalgia.