While it’s hard to imagine that Jesus could face the prospect of a horrific death with unflinching faith. What enabled him to see it through to the bitter end was his trust that the God into whose hands he had … Continued
Mark your calendars for an evening of laughs and good food at St. Bartholomew’s. Bill Ervolino will be with us on Saturday night, May 14th. Pasta dinner begins at 7pm. Get your tickets now as seating is limited. Tickets for … Continued
In John’s Gospel, he does not tell us exactly what Mary believes, and it seems beyond human comprehension that she could understand all that will happen to Jesus, and all that her actions evoke. Yet we see her live a … Continued
Lent helps us to realize our deep longing for forgiveness, respect, and love. In the story of The Prodigal Son, through the journeys of two brothers, we see the wideness of life experiences. Sorrow and joy, sin and redemption, forgiveness … Continued
In our reading from the Gospel of Luke he tells a story about a fruitless fig tree, a frustrated man, and a compassionate gardener. We have only one life to live, one opportunity for each day and we never know … Continued
We just know that Jesus is told to run and save his life…and that Jesus refuses. Instead, he will continue traveling the arduous path to Jerusalem to meet his death there like so many earlier prophets of God. In this … Continued
Jesus knows what it means to be tempted. In the 4th chapter of Luke’s Gospel, we see how the temptations from Satan seek to erode and undercut Jesus’ confidence in this relationship with God and therefore undermine Jesus’ identity. What … Continued
In our Gospel this Sunday we will reflect on the meaning of the Transfiguration of our Lord and the impact it had on Peter, James, and John. What does it mean for us in our day? Come and See. Our … Continued
Blessed are those…Who are they? Am I Blessed? We look at the Beatitudes, known as the Sermon on the Plain, in Luke’s Gospel. Join us on Sunday at 10 am for worship and praise.
