In this week episode, we flash back a few weeks to an interview we did with legendary team owner/mechanic/innovator Bill Gately. This guy could host his own masterclass on flat track, but we got to spend an hour with him prior to the OKC Mile and boy is this one worth a listen! Hear all about the history as well as the recent work that has been going on behind the scenes to get this British bike back on the track competing at the national level!

Episode 192 - Bill Gately

All of us at one point ask: Where is God? Is he in a particular place? Is there a consistent place where you can meet him?

"Then Jacob awoke from his sleep and said, “Surely the Lord is in this place, and I did not know it.”  And he was afraid and said, “How awesome is this place! This is none other than the house of God, and this is the gate of heaven.” " - Genesis 28:16-17

Genesis 28:10-22
Psalm 122
1 Peter 2: 1-7 
John 2: 13-22

The Place of God's Presence—Fr. Scott Cunningham

"Our lives are a contest of voices... and we are left with the enormous task of deciding which ones we're going to listen to, reject or tolerate. My prayer is that Christ Church is a place where you hear and feel and know that God is speaking over you."—Fr. Scott

Proverbs 8:1-11; 9:13-18
Psalm 1
1 Peter 1:22-25
John 10:1-5

The Place of God’s Word—Fr. Scott Cunningham

The Church is the place where God’s table is. There is inexhaustible richness to the table, which the Bible illustrates as food for the present journey, a celebration of a past victory, and a feast of future hope. The Church is where that meal is served. Jesus entrusted this meal to his Bride, the Church.
“My prayer for you is that you would roll out of bed on a Sunday morning and think “I need to eat! I want to walk into the past, present and future of God’s actions in history and be fed.”” —Fr. Scott Cunningham
Isaiah 25: 6-9 
Psalm 105: 1, 12-15, 39-43
Revelation 19: 6-9
John 6: 47-59

The Place of God's Feast —Fr. Scott Cunningham

Fr. Scott concludes a four-part sermon series. In each one, an Old Testament prophecy is fulfilled in Jesus who then passes it on to the Church. 
This week, the prophecy from Ezekiel 47:1-12, of healing waters flowing from the Temple, is fulfilled when blood and water flow from the side of Jesus after his death on the cross (John 19: 16b-18; 31-37.) In that moment, Jesus gave two sacraments to the Church - the Eucharist (blood) and baptism (water), and now the healing that was promised in Ezekiel and enacted by Jesus is available to everyone through the Church.

The Place of God's Healing —Fr. Scott Cunningham

Luke 24:13-35
During our Launch Month of November we will be thinking together about our vision of being “a community coming home to Jesus and his Church.” Come and learn about how Jesus invites us on a homecoming journey, and how God has uniquely called our Madison community to this movement.

Coming Home to Jesus—Fr. Scott Cunningham

Isaiah 66:7-14, 1 Thessalonians 2:1-12, Luke 24:13-35
During our Launch Month of November we will be thinking together about our vision of being “a community coming home to Jesus and his Church.” Come and learn about how Jesus invites us on a homecoming journey, and how God has uniquely called our Madison community to this movement.

Coming Home to the Church—Fr. Scott Cunningham

Isaiah 56:3-8, Psalm 27:5-11, Hebrews 3:1-6, John 14: 1-7; 18-23;
"With the drawing of this Love and the voice of this Calling" - T.S. Elliot, Four Quartets
During our Launch Month of November we will be thinking together about our vision of being “a community coming home to Jesus and his Church.” Come and learn about how Jesus invites us on a homecoming journey, and how God has uniquely called our Madison community to this movement.

A Community Coming Home—Fr. Scott Cunningham

During our Launch Month of November we will be thinking together about our vision of being “a community coming home to Jesus and his Church.” Come and learn about how Jesus invites us on a homecoming journey, and how God has uniquely called our Madison community to this movement.

Homecoming Parties—Fr. Scott Cunningham

Luke 21: 25-38
1 Timothy 6:11-16
Daniel 7: 13-14
Why do we begin the church year with readings about the end times? Because God said Jesus would come, and he did. Then Jesus said he will come back, so we believe he will! As we rejoice in Jesus' birth this Advent season, we also renew our hopeful (=confident)anticipation of his second coming.

Jesus Is Coming—Fr. Scott Cunningham

Christ Church Madison is a new Anglican Church in Madison, WI. We are a community coming home to Jesus and His Church.

The Place of God's Feast —Fr. Scott Cunningham

Christ Church Madison

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