Guest preacher Pastor Robert Wiebusch examines the problem of suffering, and with St Paul, encourages to raise our eyes and look beyond the immediate. [Organ/Choir - Pentecost 3]

This is not only the litmus test of our faith (Father, Son and Holy Spirit), but the source and motivation for our health, healing and holiness. Today we look at how seeing God for who He really is, changes everything. (Today's sermon followed a performance of Bach's cantata BWV 165.) [Orchestra/Choir - Holy Trinity]

Have you ever wondered why the world is in such a mess, and who might be responsible? The early disciples definitely thought so, and believed God to be responsible. They were also a bit slow in getting it. Ascension is the last day before their thinking began to radically change. [Organ/Choir - Ascension]

Jesus said "I am the vine, and you are the branches." What does this mean? Is there some way we can be joined with Jesus, in the here and now? How can we bear good fruit? [Organ/Choir - Easter 5]

On the first Easter evening, the risen Jesus opened the minds of his disciples so that they understood their Bible stories. And with a little detective work, we can share in Jesus' Bible study. Visiting Pastor (and Bishop Emeritus) Greg Pietsch shows us how. [Organ - Easter 3]