For Missions Sunday, we hosted a team from DC Chi Alpha (XA) at Georgetown University on their way to serve in Detroit, MI for Spring Break. A student, Christopher, shared a profound sermon reminding us that as believers, we cannot ignore the commands of Jesus. We are commanded to love, go, and serve.

With help from Glenn Packiam's work, we continue to discuss the essentials of the Christian faith. How do you even know if you're a Christian and what does it mean to live a life for Jesus? Pastor Brenda guides us through another key section of the Nicene Creed in our time of teaching as we learn what the word 'lord' meant in it's original historical context.

With help from Glenn Packiam's work, we continue to discuss the essentials of the Christian faith. How do you even know if you're a Christian and what does it mean to live a life for Jesus? Pastor Brenda guides us through another key section of the Nicene Creed in our time of teaching.

With help from Glenn Packiam's work, we continue to discuss the essentials of the Christian faith. As many are left confused and disoriented in our current moment, we can look back to find a guide that keeps us focused on Jesus and what matters most.

With help from Glenn Packiam's work, we discuss unity and being rooted in historic Christianity while we endeavor towards renewal and revitalization in our local context. Join us as we begin by discussing belief and the ways in which our faith is certainly personal, yet never designed to be individualistic.

As we look at two encounters with Jesus from the Gospel of Matthew, we reaffirm our commitment to Jesus and we'll discuss the ways in which each of us can tend towards hypocrisy.

What do you think about when you think of the word transformation? How do we see transformation at work in the lives of people as they encounter Jesus in the New Testament? Join us as we discuss expectations and participating in the work of God both as individuals and as a community.

As a church community, we center Jesus in all that we do. By extension, we faithfully endeavor to support each other’s journey in growing closer to Jesus even though we all start at a different place and perhaps even at a different pace. Informed by the Bible, we believe the best things are worth fighting for and wrestling with — together!

Do you view God as kind? How do we navigate Biblical accounts that seem to be in tension as it relates to God's goodness and God's justice? In a world lacking empathy and kindness, we invite you to study the ways of Jesus with us as we learn how to live differently in the new year.

A short, five-minute devotional reflection for the little ones about gifts, traditions, and the Biblical story of the first Christmas.