Listen to Father Brad Toebben’s sermon from Palm Sunday, March 25th, which draws on the reading of the Passion from Mark’s Gospel (15:1-47), the Epistle (Phillipans 2:5-11) and Hebrew Scripture (Isiaih 50:4-9a). Sermon3-25
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Deacon Sheila Scott preached the sermon from this day, illuminating the readings for the day: Numbers 21:4-9, Psalm 107:1-3, 17-22, Ephesians 2:1 -10, John 3:14-21.
Listen to Father Brad Toebben’s sermon from Sunday, March 11th, the fourth Sunday in Lent. March 11th Sermon
In his homily from this Sunday, Fr. Brad Toebben illuminates the Gospel reading of the day and its themes of body and spirit.
Deacon Sheila Scott’s homily on February 25th illuminated messages and lessons in that Sunday’s Gospeal reading from Matthew.
A reading of the Gospel (Mathhew 1:21) by Deacon Sheila Scott precedes a homily by Father Brad Toebben in which he shares deeply and invites worshipers into a deep experience of the Spirit.
Deacon Sheila takes us back through her journey to ordination. We pray for Dick Berndt, who was hospitalized last week. The Practice of Ministry in the City by Rev. Canon Elizabeth Kaeton You gotta get down, way down to the front lines; learn to see and hear from the bottom of your feet; Cultivate […]
Almost anyone would consider sections of the Letters of St. Paul to be problematic to say the very least. This week our guest preacher Melesa Skoglund transforms a classic Paul haranguing into a mediation on the challenges of speaking truth to leisure-loving, sexy old Corinth.
Fr. Brad takes on one of the Gospel of Mark’s favourite word: Immediately.
The end is the beginning. Merry Christmas, Everybody! And have the very happiest of new Years!