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What if Scripture is more than a collection of ancient stories? What if it is God’s love letter to us—a story of His unwavering love and His promise to never abandon His people?

As we conclude our series on Salvation History, Fr. Kyle and Fr. Greg reflect on how Jesus fulfills the Old Testament covenants and establishes a new and everlasting covenant with us. In the Eucharist, our “Amen” becomes a renewal of our commitment to Him: Jesus gives Himself to us completely, and we are invited to give ourselves back to Him completely.

Throughout salvation history, God reveals His heart to His people, patiently preparing our hearts to receive the fullness of His revelation and love. From the beginning, He has been drawing us into a deeper relationship with Him.

We have a God who is always present, who knows the deepest desires of our hearts, and who never stops inviting us into His love. The story of salvation is ultimately the story of a God who gives everything to be with His people and invites us to do the same.

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King David was a man after God’s own heart, yet even he fell into grave sin. In this episode of our Salvation History series, Fr. Kyle and Fr. Greg explore the story of David and Bathsheba, examining how one sinful choice led to a series of increasingly serious sins as David tried to cover up his actions.

But David’s story doesn’t end with sin and failure. It also points us toward the incredible mercy of God and the hope of reconciliation.

Fr. Kyle and Fr. Greg discuss the gift of the Sacrament of Confession and reflect on the beauty of seeing people come forward, acknowledge their sins, and desire to be reconciled with God. David’s story reminds us that no matter how far we have fallen, God’s mercy is always calling us back to Him.

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What if Scripture is more than a collection of ancient stories? What if it is God’s love letter to us—a story of His unwavering love and His promise to never abandon His people?

In part three of this series, Fr. Greg and Fr. Kyle explore the story of Moses and the Exodus story. When God calls Moses to lead His people out of Egypt, Moses feels unworthy and unqualified. He questions whether he is the right person for the task, but God assures him that He will be with Moses.

Moses' story is a powerful reminder of God's providence. We may not always understand why God is calling us or how He could possibly work through our weaknesses, but we can trust that God provides what we need. God can work through people who feel inadequate, uncertain, or afraid to accomplish great things.

As we enter a season of change with Journey in Faith, Moses' story invites us to ask: Where might God be calling us to trust Him more deeply? Even when we feel unprepared or unsure of ourselves, God remains faithful. His plans are bigger than our limitations, and He never abandons His people to what He calls them to.

Join us as we explore the great story of Scripture and discover how God's love is woven through it all.

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Happy Feast Day of the Archangels! On this special day, we would like to feature and honor one of our parish communities under the patron saint St. Gabriel. Fr. Casey sits down with life-long St. Gabriel parishioner, Mary Phillips, to talk about the history and community of this parish.

Mary also shares some beautiful insights for parishioners to reflect on as we continue our Journey in Faith. She openly shares her experience of wrestling with the loss and uncertainty that can come with change, while also holding onto the hope that God will bring something good from this season.

As we continue building connections throughout the Ames Area Pastorate, we hope to honor and feature each of parish communities and celebrate the unique stories, histories, and people that make them special.

(P.S. Please forgive our technical issues! We are aware that the audio recording is less than ideal in this episode, and we appreciate your patience and understanding.)

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What if Scripture is more than a collection of ancient stories? What if it is God's love letter to us—a story of His unwavering and His promise to never abandon His people?

Fr. Casey and Emily Heupel, one of our Campus Ministers here at St. Thomas, discuss the part that Abraham and Isaac play in salvation history in part 2 of this series. God is never outdone in generosity, and we can see that in Abraham's and Isaac's journey to Mt. Moriah to offer a sacrifice.

As we all enter in a season of change with Journey in Faith, this message is especially timely: even when things around us change, God remains faithful. He will never abandon us!

Join us as we explore the great story of Scripture and discover how God's love is woven through it all.

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What if Scripture is more than a collection of ancient stories? What if it is God's love letter us—a story of His unwavering love and His promise to never abandon His people?

In this first episode of a 5-part series on Salvation History, Fr. Casey and Fr. Ben explore the stories of Adam and Eve and the Prodigal Son, reflecting on sin, separation, mercy , and the Father who continually calls His children home.

As we all enter in a season of change with Journey in Faith, this message is especially timely: even when things around us change, God remains faithful. He will never abandon us!

Join us as we explore the great story of Scripture and discover how God's love is woven through it all.

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Father Greg sits down with Devin Dunn, the Director of Development at St. Thomas, to hear about his experience sharing the Great Commission as a FOCUS missionary and what it looks like to live out Jesus' call to make disciples.

This interview offers a practical and inspiring look at what it means to step out in faith, have meaningful conversations about Jesus, and participate in the mission He has given to His followers.

Whether you're just beginning to share your faith or looking for encouragement to take the next step, we hope this conversation challenges and inspires you to live out the Great Commission in your own life.

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What does Jesus' Great Commission mean for us today?

In Matthew 28, Jesus sends His disciples out to make disciples of all nations and proclaim the Good News of the Gospel. Fr. Ben and Fr. Casey dive into this powerful call and what it means for each of us as followers of Christ.

We have the incredible privilege of taking part in Jesus' mission—to share the Gospel with the whole world! But we don't have to do it alone. Jesus gives us this beautiful promise: He will be with us always.

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