Pastor Michael preaches on Trinity Sunday and talks about how the Jesus-following community has a shared identity and purpose as they center their life around our Triune God.

Pastor Erina preaches for Pentecost Sunday on the Spirit's work of radical joining, bringing together unlikely people through unexpected tongues. She also shares some stories from the life of Liz Haupert, our beloved church member who passed away on June 2nd, and invites us to receive the Spirit's work of granting us new languages to participate in God's new family.

Pastor Michael preaches on Ascension Sunday about the ways that Christ's ascension is an antidote to the disciple's atrophied imaginations, an invitation to loving our enemies and expanding our vision of who God's goodness is for. How might we participate in the act of "dual witnessing"- as we witness the Spirit's unexpected work and then share it with others?

Pastor Erina continues our Eastertide series by reflecting on Jesus' interactions with his disciples on the shore, inviting them to breakfast. How does Christ's invitation to a set table help remind the disciples of who they are and what they're called to? How might we too, be called to feed as we have been fed?

Pastor Michael continues our Eastertide series and leads us in a collective practice of Visio Divina, using Scott Erickson's artpiece depicting the story of Thomas. How does Jesus meet us and honor our needs- even in the face of our very real doubts?

Pastor Erina continues our Eastertide series by reflecting on Jesus' appearance behind locked doors, and the act of recognition that comes through revealing his wounds to his friends. What does this moment teach us about the nature of being sent as Christ's "apostles?" How might we embrace the call to be wounded healers, just like our risen Lord?

Our Theologian-in-Residence, Barnabas Lin, shares a few snapshots from his recent Witnessing Delegation to Palestine, revealing stories of Palestinian kin who keep hoping and remaining steadfast, even amid impossible situations. He also reflects on the story of Jesus, walking unrecognized on the Emmaus Road. How might God continue to be walking and moving among us- to be encountered in the breaking of bread with strangers?

Pastor Michael continues our Eastertide series by exploring the moment of Mary hearing Jesus say her name, while grieving at the tomb. How does the act of being known and remembered help Mary to recognize what was previously unrecognizable? How might we remember resurrection not just as a cosmic, historic event, but also an intimate, tender one?

Pastor Erina preaches on Resurrection Sunday about the ways that resurrection is being seeded in our midst- not in the big and triumphant, but in the small and hidden. How might we take notice of the ways that the risen Christ is at work among us in unexpected ways? How might we take part in continuing his work through small acts of faithfulness, hope, and love?

Rev. Lynice Pinkard closes out our series on Habakkuk, by reflecting on the prophet's ability to rejoice, even when the world is on the brink of collapse. She invites us into the dialectic of suffering and joy, by embracing trembling as truth, waiting as revelation, strength as vulnerability, and movement as adaptation.