In 1 Corinthians 10, the Apostle Pauls tells us God will provide “a way of escape” to those Christians who are tempted to sin. Where does this way of escape come from? Have you ever considered that you may be the “way of escape” God has appointed for your brother or sister in Christ?

Discipleship - that process by which we follow Jesus and become like him in following him - is a process which necessarily takes place in relationship. Relationship to God. Relationships with other Christians. And Biblical Hospitality is the most natural place for those relationships to flourish. Listen as Sam and Summer Behar share how Biblical Hospitality and Discipleship go hand-in-hand - at home and on the mission field.

Bread and Wine. Two very ordinary things. Yet, for Christians they are more than they appear. Through bread and wine Jesus offers us himself and a place at the Feast of Zion.

The Big Picture of the Bible sheds light on how Hostility welcomes people all the way home.

In the first week of our discussion on Biblical Hospitality we define Biblical Hospitality in light of the Scriptures and how the world usually thinks about hospitality.

Enjoy this Q&A with our diocesan bishop, the Right Rev’d Steve Wood.

Who are Bishops and what do they do? Why would anyone want to have a bishop? And what about all the clothes they wear?

Today we discussed the role of the American Anglican Council and Canon Phil’s recent trip to address the House of Bishops of the Church of Uganda.