2 Corinthians 4

Jesus is born. 

Jesus' family moves to Egypt, then to Galilee. 

Jesus' way is paved by John the baptist. 

Bayo Akomolafe, PhD, was born in Nigeria and steeped in Yoruba teachings as well as Western academia. Trained in clinical psychology, he refers to himself as a “renegade academic” and is globally recognized for his poetic, unconventional, and soul-stirring views on our current gl ... Show More

This week we finish up out study in Lamentations with Lamentations chapter 5. We talk again about the suffering of Jerusalem brought on by their sin. We look at Jeremiah crying out for God's mercy, however the book ends with Jeremiah uncertain, if perhaps the people have fallen t ... Show More

Homily from the Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time. The Sacraments are God's presence and power...do we let them change us? We continually come into contact with the living God in the Sacraments. But we often leave our encounter with the Sacraments the same as when we arrived. If ... Show More

Mindfulness and compassion, when brought to our wounded heart, have the capacity to rewire our brain and free our spirit. This talk explores the ways we get trapped in the trance of feeling unworthy and unlovable, and how, with a wise attention, we can profoundly transform our re ... Show More

Sometimes our sadness is just quietly playing like a background track or maybe you are in a season where the grief and darkness is heavier than you thought possible. I want to pull you in close today and remind you what God has for us in our sadness and talk about endurance in su ... Show More

In Week 9 of the Damaged but Not Destroyed series, we revisit session 5 of VIIID conference, where Tye Tribett takes a Master class approach on bondage, warning us to be cautious of what we take in during moments of vulnerability, for during these times the enemy will use decepti ... Show More