On This Mountain, a reflective journey through biblical mountaintop moments that reveal how God shapes us through trust, humility, wisdom, courage, and awe.

Mountains in Scripture are places of encounter, testing, revelation, and transformation. Over five weeks we’ll explore Abraham, Moses, Solomon, Elijah, and the Transfiguration to discover how each mountain experience models a virtue we’re invited to practice in daily life. We’ll read the passages, reflect on historical and spiritual context, and discuss practical applications for faith and discipleship.

This Bible study explores Jesus’ care for the poor as a central part of the Gospel, not an optional add-on to Christian life. Grounded in key passages, the study invites participants to encounter Christ in the poor, examine their own attitudes toward wealth and compassion, and respond with concrete acts of discipleship. We will use Pope Leo's exhortation, Dilexi Te, as a supporting resource to help connect Jesus’ teaching with the Church’s mission.

Spend Advent with the women who made the way for the Messiah. In the messiness, abuse, grief, deception, and scandal of their lives, they set the way for the Birth of Christ.

Who are Jesus’ grandmothers found in the genealogy of the Gospel of Matthew? Tamar, Rahab, Ruth, Bethsheba, and Mary.

In this course, we will connect their humanity with ours and their joys and struggles with our own. Jesus is born into the beautiful messiness of his extended family for our sake.