"Every church is called to bear its particular witness in its particular time and place to the universal reality that Jesus Christ is Lord over every time and place.”
Sermon by Fr. Robert Polen
21st Sunday of Ordinary Time
Discussion Questions:
What does it look like to be a witness to the kingdom in a particular time and place without being loyal to that particular time and place?
Discuss examples of times in which the particular faithfulness of one church in its time and place was an encouragement to you in the particular witness you are called to exercise.
Take time to give thanks to God for the particular ways in which you are seeing the work of faith and labor of love and steadfastness of hope in our Lord Jesus Christ in the community of Living Faith.
11 Oct 2026
God's Heart for the Anxious (Phil. 4:6-8)
"There is nothing you’re anxious about that you should not pray about. God, your heavenly Father, has a compassionate heart toward your anxiety. He cares for you with an always good and ever-faithful love. The way that you express your belief in that truth is by actually talking to him as if he does in fact do so."
Sermon by Fr. Peter Smith
20th Sunday of Ordinary Time
Discussion Questions:
Would you say that anxiety and worry impact your life at present? How so?
Prayer (supplication with thanksgiving) is an essential practice to resolve our anxiety. Have you ever experienced the peace of God through prayer?
In what ways do the environments you inhabit, and the stimuli you take in, contribute to anxious (or other negative) thoughts?
God would have us learn to direct our anxiety up to him through prayer and to guard our minds from anxiety entering in the first place. What change/s do you think God is calling you to?
4 Oct 2026
Moving Forward (Phil. 3:13b-14)
"On the pages of the book of Acts, we find that the earliest name for Christianity was: “the Way.” The salvation that Christ gives to us in the Gospel comes in the form of a journey. Thus, when Jesus calls us, he says, “Follow me. “Following Jesus” implies movement. Are you moving forward?"
Sermon by Fr. Peter Smith
19th Sunday of Ordinary Time
Discussion Questions:
Do you resonate with the idea of the Christian life as a journey? Why or why not?
In what ways can “forgetting what lies behind” be a challenge for you in your life?
In what ways can “straining forward” be a challenge?
How would you describe God’s good purposes for your life and your eternal future?
What strength could you ask Christ to provide you with in order to help you continue moving forward?
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