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. 

Today, we close our series, Activated to Love, and turn to the Parable of Sheep and Goats from Matthew 25:31-46. We welcome our very own Sharon Ryder to the pulpit as she challenges us how to live out our faith in the world! 

We continue our sermon series, Activated to Love, and continue through Jesus' parables in Matthew. Today, we take a fresh look at the Parable of the Talents in Matthew 25:14-30 and see how God is inviting us to spread hope with the world!

This morning, we continue our sermon series, Activated to Love, and turn to the Parable of the Ten Bridesmaids in Matthew 25:1-13. What might it look like for us to be a community of abundance to experience God's love for the whole world? 

This week, we launch a new sermon series called Activated to Love! Drawing from Matthew 23:1-12, we see how Jesus teaches the crowds and his disciples to follow what the Pharisees and scribes say, but not what they do! 

This week, we wrap up our sermon series, Called In, by turning to Colossians 2:6-15 and explore how when we call each other in, we create spaces and cultures of belonging, and that our faith is rooted and built in the love of Jesus. 

This week, we continue our sermon series Called In and explore what happens when we call each other in and when we are called in. Drawing from Colossians 1:15-29, we challenge ourselves to be against Empire and become "Servants of the Gospel."

This week, we continue our series, Called In, and see how we are called in to connection and relationship. Drawing from the story of Elijah and Elisha found in 2 Kings 2, we ask ourselves, "How might the world be different if we were intentional in the ways we lived in community?" 

Today, we launched a new sermon series, Called In. As we, and all of society, re-learn what it means to be in community, what might it look like for us to call each other in as opposed to call each other out? Today, we focus on calling ourselves in and turn to 1 Kings 19:1-15.