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Advent is a time to sit and wait while the rest of the world barrels along to Christmas. Fr. Michael Mayo encourages us to lean into asking the hard questions and sit with the discomfort of not knowing when Jesus will return.



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It's tempting to uphold the systems of this world or to put ourselves first. Fr. David Trautman explains how for believers - and eventually for all creation - there is only one King: Christ.



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These last few Sundays before Advent, we spend time contemplating how we should live waiting on Christ's return. Today Mother Susan Rhodes takes us through the parable of the talents and urges us to consider where God would have us steward what we've been given.



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Because we don't know when to expect Jesus's return, we are to wait with eagerness while we remain prepared. Fr. David Trautman expands on these ideas through the parable of the virgins from Matthew 25.



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Today we remind ourselves that we worship with all the saints: past, present, and future. We're looking forward to the great party at the end of time when every tribe, nation, and people will gather together in worship of our Lord Jesus Christ.

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Where does Jesus make you most uncomfortable? That may be where He's wanting you to grow the most. Fr. Michael Mayo elaborates on the question in today's sermon.

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