Rev. Vince delivers a sermon of what how things can be written over, but never erased. Our do-overs may look or feel completely rewritten, but they don't require we be returned to a blank slate.

Rev. Rebecca talks about do-overs with dances, childhood bath time, and wrong decisions. Listen in for a sermon on second chances and not getting stuck.

Rev. Vince shares stories of when it feels too late to start something new and doing it anyway. Even though we didn't catch the full sermon, this is a sermon to hear when feeling like you're too old or it's too late to try again.

Rev. Rebecca kicks off our new July series by talking about the ultimate offering of redemption. Using the two stories (or are they??) of creation, we're talking about the do-overs in the Bible.

Rev. Vince talks about love, family, and children's books in context with our queer siblings. This final sermon in our series is reminding us what it means to follow Jesus' example, to riot, and to love. 

Rev. Rebecca continues our series of saying anything with a sermon about racism. Using Jesus' response on carrying oil, we're saying what it means to be a church that talks about racism.

Rev. Vince is saying "trans" by addressing transphobia in the church, saying what should be obvious about loving all of God's children, and sharing experiences of when the truth is stated.

Rev. Rebecca kicks off our new series on Pentecost Sunday about the body and all the ways we experience living in our bodies. Say anything means tackling the things holding us back from living into those bodies, especially if it means covering "taboo" subjects.

Guest preacher, Hannah Phillips Mollenkamp is wrapping up our series by talking about putting all the spiritual types together. Filled with Avatar: The Last Airbender references, this sermon tackles what it means to come together with all of our parts. 

Rev. Vince is talking about complex machines doing relatively simple tasks, much like our own hearts. Listen to hear about how leading with your heart works to connect with God.