King on a Cross - Week 3

Purpose:GoChurch is not only a gathered church; GoChurch is a sending church. We gather to worship, to grow, to receive the Word, to be strengthened by the Holy Spirit, and to build homes marked by the BLESSING of the Lord. But the BLESSING was never meant to stop inside the hous ... Show More

Purpose:GoChurch is not only a gathered church; GoChurch is a sending church. We gather to worship, to grow, to receive the Word, to be strengthened by the Holy Spirit, and to build homes marked by the BLESSING of the Lord. But the BLESSING was never meant to stop inside the hous ... Show More

Purpose:GoChurch is not only a gathered church; GoChurch is a sending church. We gather to worship, to grow, to receive the Word, to be strengthened by the Holy Spirit, and to build homes marked by the BLESSING of the Lord. But the BLESSING was never meant to stop inside the hous ... Show More

This week, join Fr. Barouyr for a discussion about what we mean when we pray for God’s Kingdom to come. This phrase is found in the Lord’s Prayer, but impacts how we pray and even the direction of our prayer during the Liturgy. While God’s Kingdom means our judgment, we should fi ... Show More

Scripture tells us that the wages of sin is death. This inevitable consequence was cancelled on the cross, as Jesus died in our place. When we accept this truth, we find that it is no longer we who live, but Christ lives in us. He is resurrected—and so will we be. He died our dea ... Show More

<p>Join Fr Rob as he reflects on the Sunday Gospel readings and how we can apply these reflections to our lives today. <br/><br/>Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity <br/>Gospel: John 16:12-15</p> 

<p>Friends, on this Third Sunday of Easter, we have the magnificent Gospel from the very end of the Gospel of John, chapter twenty-one, which is so rich theologically. We see here, on full display, what it means for us—who are all ambiguous characters—to stop resisting the cross ... Show More

Join Fr. Barouyr this week for a discussion about the importance of the sentence, Der Voghormia, Lord Have Mercy. Fr. Barouyr delves into the spiritual meaning behind the words, and how we should feel when we ask God for mercy, and the importance of Christ’s mercy in our lives.