St. Paul's Church - Willington, Ct

How the story of Joseph warns us about envy, teaches about God's providence, and prefigures Jesus.

This week we considered what we can learn from another story of dysfunctional brothers.

This week we considered what the story of Cain and Abel reveals about humanity, and how the Gospel addresses it.

This morning we considered the significance of the fact that women were the first witnesses to resurrection.

The Pharisees tried to put Jesus in an impossible situation: they brought him a woman caught in adultery, a crime for which the Mosaic Law prescribed a death sentence. We considered what we can learn from Jesus's brilliant response.

On two occasions, Jesus defended women who anointed him with oil. We considered the significance of his defenses against the objectors.

Today we considered what we can learn from three stories about Jesus and his mother.

This morning we considered what we can learn from the time Jesus healed a Canaanite woman's child. On first reading, Jesus comes across as reluctant and even rude - but what is really going on?

Today we considered the significance of Jesus's longest dialogue in the Bible: a conversation with a Samaritan woman at a well.

This Sunday we started a new series on Jesus's interactions with women in the Gospels. We began with the story of Jesus's visit to the home of Martha and Mary. Jesus said that Mary had done the "one thing needed" and that it should not "be taken from her." We considered the counter-cultural significance of Jesus' words.

This Sunday Matt Ricci, one of our missionary partners, joined us to update us on his family's future plans and to teach on how the Gospel message reveals God to be both "just and justifier."

He is risen! This Easter we considered what the resurrection reveals about the renewal God is bringing to Creation.

This week we reflected on the significance of the night of Jesus's arrest in the Garden of Gethsemane.

Why did Jesus flip the tables in the temple? We considered the meaning and significance of Jesus's protest at the Temple.

James and John requested positions of honor in Christ's Kingdom. Jesus told them that they didn't understand what they were asking for. We considered how we can fall into a similar misunderstanding.

This Sunday we considered the meaning and significance of Jesus's transfiguration.

This morning Fritz Maurer (LPC) from ReGeneration Therapy continued our Christ the Healer series, using his counseling expertise to offer practical advice on how to experience Christ's healing power in our inner being.

An interview with Peter Scalzo about his own experience of Christ's healing power.