What happens when the world turns away from the Church? And how should Christians respond when faith, community, and truth are increasingly shaped by a culture searching for meaning?

In this challenging and hope-filled sermon, Father Terry explores the changing spiritual landscape of America and the Church's calling in a post-Christian world. Rather than clinging to nostalgia or compromising the historic Christian faith to remain culturally relevant, we are called to move forward with courage, compassion, and an unwavering commitment to Jesus.

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Discussion Questions:

1. What images, ideas or phrases stuck with you from this sermon? Why?

2. What feelings did this sermon evoke in you? Desperation or Inspiration? Both or something else?

3. Do you feel the Holy Spirit prompting you to respond to this sermon? How? By doing what?

What does it really mean to believe in life after death? And what if the limits of our rational minds aren't the limits of reality? In this All Saints sermon, Terry challenges us to consider the biblical promise of eternal life: not simply life after death, but the resurrection of our bodies, a renewed creation, and everlasting life with God. In a world that often demands empirical proof for everything, can we make room for mystery, wonder, and the possibility of a God who is beyond what we can measure?

Exploring the idea of the trans-rational, Terry invites us to move beyond the false choice between pure rationalism and wishful thinking. Christianity doesn't ask us to abandon reason, but to expand our understanding of reality to include the mystery, beauty, and transforming power of God.

Through the resurrection of Jesus, we are given a promise that death does not have the final word. Together, in the life of the church, we learn to live with hope, grace, and the expectation of God's redeeming work in the world.

In this sermon, discover:

- What the Bible actually promises about eternal life and bodily resurrection
- Why faith and reason don't have to be at odds
- How mystery and wonder can expand our understanding of reality
- How the resurrection of Jesus changes the way we live today

Do you believe in the biblical promise of eternal life? And how might that belief change the way you see the world?

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Have you ever had your order completely messed up? What if that moment became the doorway to something far bigger?

In this message from John 21, Fr. Joseph Wolyniak takes us to the charcoal fire where the risen Jesus meets a broken Peter—three denials met with three questions of love, and a fresh commission: "Feed my sheep." It's a story of restoration that doesn't stop at forgiveness. It turns grace received into grace given.

Along the way we hear the real-life story of a wrong pizza delivery that led a Colorado couple to raise over $76,000 for a struggling driver. Small kindness. Massive impact. The same invitation Jesus extends to us in this stewardship season: let the love we've been given take tangible shape in how we care for the people right in front of us.

Watch the full sermon on the Christ Church Denver YouTube channel and discover what it looks like when discipleship becomes generosity as a way of life.

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Discussion Questions:

1. When everyday frustrations or minor mistakes disrupt your day, how can you pause and choose disarming kindness instead of frustration?

2. Jesus turns Peter’s declaration of love into the command, "Feed my sheep." Where is God asking you to turn your faith into tangible action for someone right in front of you?

3. How does viewing stewardship as a living response to God's grace—rather than just paying dues or meeting a budget—shift the way you share your time and resources?