On this Sunday The Rev. Mike Angell explores a radical redefinition of "repentance" as a mindset shift toward justice rather than a weight of personal guilt. We dive into the life of St. Michael's Parish as they navigate the challenges of 2026, from supporting immigrant neighbors to becoming a literal antidote to despair. Join us for a candid look at how faith moves beyond the pews and into the streets to prove that Love, not violence, has the last word.

On this third Sunday after Epiphany, the Rev. Simone Lilith Drinkwater preaches and poses a powerful question: “What are you looking for?” Simone reflects on the reality of modern systemic injustice and suggests that instead of waiting for God to “fix” the world, we must recognize our own calling to be God’s hands and feet in the midst of suffering. By shifting from passive seekers to active participants, she challenges the congregation to transform the ordinary into the holy through acts of service.

So—"what are you looking for?"

Perhaps we are called to look for reconciliation and to build our lives on a foundation of active, courageous love.

The methodically explores the nuanced and curious interpretation of Elaine Pagels' new book, delving into the polarized times, unexpected organization of the book, the crucifixion and anti-Jewishness in the Gospels, the resurrection and canonical texts, and the discussion around how Jesus became God and the Creed. The conversation encourages a thoughtful and open-minded approach to theological exploration.