Advent, We Wait in Peace
Sermon Scripture: Luke 1:1-2:39 Join us for an experience of cheer and wonder as retell the story of Jesus, Immanuel's birth. This will be a crowdsourced, interactive experience for young and old alike. It is
Advent, We Wait in Peace
Sermon Scripture: Matthew 3:1-12 When we think of peace, or keeping the peace, we think of maintaining civility, not rocking the boat. But if we're honest, this peace feels less like shalom and more like
Advent, We Wait in Hope
Sermon Scripture: Matthew 24:36-44, Isaiah 2:2-5 When the early church began shaping how this season of Advent is observed, they weren't preparing for opening presents in a few weeks, they were reorienting themselves to welcome
The Night May End (Christ the King Sunday)
Sermon Scripture: Luke 1:68-79; Colossians 1:11-20 We all know the anxiety of a sleepless night that seems to have no end. We rehearse over and over the relief we will feel when the long dark
Glorify, That Peace May Return
Sermon Scripture: Isaiah 65:17-25 In 1956, C.S. Lewis wrote one of the most vivid, joyful, achingly beautiful descriptions of heaven ever put to paper. In post-war England it immediately resonated with so many readers eager
Glorify, That All May Live
Sermon Scripture: Luke 20:27-38 In today's scripture, a group of religious elites approached Jesus with what seemed like a theological puzzle, but everyone could tell the question was a trap. They weren't seekers of wisdom.
Glorify, That All May Be Saved
Sermon Scripture: Luke 19:1-10 We have climbed ladders of success, accumulated achievements, built platforms, only to find ourselves perched somewhere high and isolated, straining to see something real, something that makes us feel less alone.
Great Hope, Life Poured Out
Sermon Scripture: 2 Timothy 4 Have you ever read a letter written by a departed loved one? Their memories come flooding back, and suddenly the paper and ink feel sacred, more than just words on
Great Hope, The Living Word
Sermon Scripture: 2 Timothy 3:14-4:5 How often, when we open Scripture, do we feel like we’re just wandering through empty ruins? We explore a landscape that feels old and strange, collections of odd stories, confusing
Great Hope, Remember Your Why
Sermon Scripture: 2 Timothy 2:1-15 Sometimes we just want to feel sorry for ourselves. Our circumstances are hard, we didn’t get the promotion, another unexpected bill, someone treats us badly, or we are just really