The mystery of the Most Holy Trinity isn’t one that we are supposed to solve, it is one that we are meant to live.
Author: Fr. Michael Brungardt
Fr. Michael Brungardt (S.T.B, M.Div.) is a priest of the Diocese of Wichita and the pastor at St. Paul in Lyons, Holy Name of Jesus in Bushton, and Holy Trinity in Little River, Kansas.
The Continuation of the Mission of Christ
Pentecost isn’t about the pyrotechnics. There is something greater afoot. A mission is laid before us.
As the Ascension Falls Upon Me
Jesus ascended—but probably better for our ears is to think Jesus dove into the depths of what is real, he took our human nature and plunged it into the depths of God. What we are searching for when we’re searching for something real, something authentic, something profound—we’re searching for Christ, we’re searching for what the Ascension guarantees us.
Just Another Command?
“A person’s life consists in the affection that chiefly sustains him and in which he finds the greatest satisfaction.”
Where Do We Choose to Remain?
The place we remain. It’s more important than you think.
Your Life vs. My Life
What if life isn’t about you, and that’s actually a good thing?
The Promise Continues
We try so hard to give ourselves the peace we so deeply long for. So why is it so elusive?
The Resurrection of the Lord
The day of the resurrection is simply a fact charged with a proposal.
Palm Sunday – Entering Into the Mystery
During this Holy Week, we enter into the heart of Jesus’ actions: obedience.
5th Sunday of Lent – New Covenant and the Spirit
The work of new creation isn’t some “apocalyptic” event. It happens modestly, in the silence, in hidden places. But it happens through Spirit at work in those who believe.
The Beggar 