You're Only Human
We live in a busy and accomplishment-driven culture that often leaves us feeling both exhausted and guilty at not having accomplished more. But it doesn’t have to be that way.
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In The Beginning
Genesis tells grand stories that give us fundamental insights into the mysteries and conflicts of human existence.
Night at the Cathedral
Dean Paul and our clergy teachers host a series of seminars on important topics of Christian faith and life.
The Righteousness of God
Romans is the masterwork of Christianity's most influential apostle. Study the book that taught millions to think, speak, and live out their faith in the Gospel.
Praying with the Saints
Father Paul Donison hosts an online service of evening prayer with an inspiring story from the life of a Christian saint, followed by a pastoral reflection. Follow along with our PDF guide.
Knowing God by J.I. Packer
When we think of God, do our thoughts reflect upon Him truly or simply reveal vain imaginings? Knowing God invites Christians to search for who God really is.
Saint Augustine & Modern Life
Discover one of the most beloved thinkers in all of Christian history, whose works are a treasury of theology and devotion, inspiring millions to know God and love Him more fully.
Teach Us To Pray
Jesus taught his disciples to pray, and we have been praying his words ever since. In this study, we examine line-by-line this most famous of prayers.
Faithful Tears
Grief, sorrow, and lament are crucial to the life of God’s people. Reflect on why Jesus calls blessed those who follow him into faithful mourning.
Partnering with Parents
Rev. Dr. Ken Wilgus, Christian Psychologist, leads seminars on various parenting topics.
Light in the Darkness
Reflect on John’s testimony about the Light of Jesus, the one who brings life and truth to the darkness and falsehood of our lives.
The Fifth Gospel
Discover how the prophetic book of Isaiah sheds fresh light on the central mystery of our Christian faith.