There is a song all Israel, all humanity, has been waiting to hear. We may have caught little whispers on the wind and went searching for it, or even tried to play it ourselves and given up. Yet it remains a song that is meant for us, and Jesus came to play it perfectly... But when we hear the music, how will we respond?

This Sunday, we celebrated a whole year of gathering together as All Saints Church! We gathered early for local donuts, coffee, and good music before heading upstairs to celebrate where we've been and cast vision for where we're going. Listen now to learn where we feel the Lord is leading us, how you can help us get there, and, most importantly, the kind of "love one another" people we are called to be along the way.

Buying oil is Jesus’ language for the costly decisions we make to pursue God’s presence and prepare ourselves for His return. Like the wise virgins in Jesus’ parable, we want to be a community that buys oil together and remains open to and ready for all the good things Jesus has for us, all the ways he wants to grow his kingdom in and through our lives. Join us on a journey through the Parable of the Ten Virgins in Matthew 25 as we seek the face of the One who seeks us first.

Welcome to All Saints Off the Cuff, where pastors David and Meghan reflect on the current sermon series, share deeper theological thoughts and insights, and speak into the life of the church.

Join us as we share personal experiences and insights from the creative process, examining how beauty, truth, and goodness can be woven into the fabric of our daily lives. We also highlight the cultural and spiritual value of nurturing artistic expression within our community, emphasizing the role of artists in shaping and reflecting the spirit of our faith. Don't miss this inspiring discussion on the potent intersection of art, faith, and life.

As we behold the Lamb, our lives are transformed more and more into the glorious image we see. That's because when we keep our eyes on Jesus, we see that God sees us in our secret heart, God wants us as we are, and God sends us to bring his love to others. Listen now for more.

When we behold the Lamb, we see the true definition of God's love and how different it is from the love we've experienced or show others. Yet Jesus gives a new command: love one another "as I have loved you." What kind of love is this? What does it require of us? And what is it rooted in? Listen now as Pastor Sonny Smith from Detroit Church offers a word we pray marks our community.

Only by abiding in Christ can we bear fruit that remains, because Jesus is the true source of all life. When we lean back into his love and surrender ourselves to God's process of making us more fruitful, which John 15 calls "pruning," we find that we can follow Jesus more fully and forever–not just a little bit and sometimes. 

Jesus wants to show us what he's really like. Yet when he reveals himself to us, we are confronted with our misperceptions about him, and we have a choice to make: keep looking or look away. In Matthew 16 and 17, the disciples are confronted with their made-up messiahs as Jesus reveals this simple truth about his mission: the road to glory goes straight through the cross. Listen now to learn more!

God is good. I am loved. Jesus wins. These three truths are foundational to our understanding of the Good News about Jesus, so they are exactly the three things the Enemy wants us to doubt. Often we must fight to behold God's beauty in a broken world, but on the other side of the battle we find a faithful Father whose been with us all along. Behold the Lamb of God!

Discipleship begins, ends, and everything in between, with BEHOLDING THE LAMB. Our walk with Jesus is a repeated process of redirecting our gaze away from lesser loves, dimmer lights, partial truths, and back towards him. This is something we do in community, as we constantly point one another back to the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus of Nazareth and remind ourselves what that means for us: when we Behold the Lamb, we behold our salvation.