This week, we launch a new sermon series called "Do Justice" looking at Isaiah 42:1-9 and the ways God calls us to live into our purpose of Becoming Christ in the Community. 

Merry Christmas! Today, we revisit the Christmas story in Luke 2:1-20, and see how the Christmas story is really one about "showing up". How is God inviting you to show up in the world? 

This week, we continue our Advent Series, From Generation to Generation, by turning to Luke 1:39-45, 56-58, and reflecting on the relationship between Mary and Elizabeth. Together, we explore how they were present for each other, drawing the other in to themselves. 

Today, we continue our Advent series, From Generation to Generation, as we turn to Joseph. With his world seemingly collapsing around him, the angel encounters him and says, "Do not be afraid." Together, we explore how Joseph responds. 

This week, we continue our Advent Series, "From Generation to Generation" and turn to Mary's story to see how God's story is one of justice, liberation and hope, and how we might be called into partnering alongside what God is already doing! 

Today, we launch our Advent Series, From Generation to Generation, and turn to Matthew 1:1-17. From looking at Jesus' genealogy, how much we fully embody God's story in our own lives as we look to God's preferred future and the fullness of love, hope, peace and joy? 

Today, we close out our Generosity Sermon Series by turning to the Israelites at the base of Mount Sinai in Exodus 36:1-7 as they build the tabernacle. Check out how, in being generous, they are able to more fully live into who God is calling them to be. 

This week, Pastor Joe continues our Generosity Series, More of One Small Thing, by looking at the story of Joseph in Genesis 41:46-57 and the choices we make when it comes to our finances. Why is it so hard for the church to talk about money? Perhaps, we should start talking about the impact we have in the world!

This Sunday, we launched our 2023 Generosity Campaign by welcoming Rev. Dave Orendorff to the pulpit. Turning to Luke 16:1-9, Pastor Dave reminds us that the Kingdom of God is about extravagant generosity, a generosity in loving kindness for the poor, the marginalized, the brokenness of life.

This week, we remember the Saints that have gone before us. Turning to Joshua 4:1-7, we follow the story of the Hebrews who found themselves at the banks of the Jordan River, ready to enter into the Promised Land, and how they relied on the faith of the generations before to guide their way.