Preaching is my greatest joy in my ministry as a priest, not only the act of speaking about what is closest to my heart and connecting with the parish, but the one or two weeks of preparation, the deep mulling over of Scripture and the life of the parish, the joys and challenges we find there. 

Sunday Forum teaching allows for longer form teaching, unfolding in greater depth a vision of God’s Kingdom and our participation in it. Such teachings are aimed at supporting a parish-wide practice of a spiritual life, engaging people in small group ministry and parish inreach, feeding outreach and mission, and  spurring direct action for social justice.

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THE PROCESS OF REPENTANCE The Rev. Robert Fruehwirth explores the dynamic between self-acceptance and repentance, drawing on the humanistic psychology and showing how Jesus and the Gospel and the Church provide in a unique way the the life-giving repentance that psychologists call 'positive personality development.'

TALK ABOUT ANGER! The Rev. Robert Fruehwirth explores anger as a physiological phenomenon with profound spiritual, relational, and societal effects. This is part two in the St. Michael's Church Lent Series, Talk about Sin.

The Rev. Robert Fruehwirth introduces the Lent Program for St. Michael's Episcopal Church in Raleigh NC.
The Rev. Robert Fruewirth of St. Michael's Episcopal Church, Raleigh, explores the essence of Christian spirituality, how following Jesus changes us and makes us able to do Jesus' work of witnessing to God's Kingdom.
The Rev. Robert Fruehwirth presents the third part of the program, The Way, which mines the riches of the Anglican Tradition for regular practices to support us in Living Jesus today.
The Rev. Robert Fruehwirth explores the spirituality of Epiphany. We learn to see our lives as having provided the context for God's loving action. We learn to retell the story of our lives from God's point of view, with God as the main actor.

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