Today, we celebrate the birth of the Church as told in Acts 2:1-13, 42-47. What does it mean for us to live into God's call of being Church in today's context? Perhaps, it might mean to be counter-cultural by gathering together and doing life together! 

This week, we continue our 'What is Church?' series by looking at Revelation 22:12-21 and see how God is inviting us into the holy work of bringing together all of God's people! How do we hold true to God's vision and not focus on our own visions for the world? 

This week, we launch a new sermon series called, What is Church? As we see the changing world around us, how might we be called to respond? Perhaps, it might mean letting go of the old ways and dreaming even beyond our own imaginations! Text: Revelation 21:10, 22-22:5

This week, we finish our quick two-week series on Calling and see how various people throughout scripture were called by God. Today, we turn to Acts 9:1-9 and look at Saul's encounter with Jesus on the road to Damascus. 

This week, we launch a short two-week series on Calling. Looking at some of the disciples' first encounters with Jesus, we see how Christ might be calling us to live into our purpose of Becoming Christ in the Community. This week, we see how Jesus invites us to be Called with others in love, drawing from Luke 5:1-11. 

This week, we welcome Dawn Stueckle, co-founder and Executive Director of Sunset Youth Services (sunsetyouthservices.org), who preaches from Matthew 26:36-46 and Micah 6:8. Dawn challenges us to journey through the process of awakening! 

This week, we celebrate and recognize Earth Day and hear the call to be reconciled with God, with one another and with creation! Scripture - 2 Corinthians 5:16-21

This week, celebrate Easter and turn to Mark's version in chapter 16. We look at why the man dressed in white told Jesus' followers to go to Galilee and why the women were initially afraid. How might resurrection inspire us to change the ways we see the world? 

This week, we turn to John 12:1-19, as we see Jesus enter into Jerusalem. But while Rome prepares for the threat of violence and war in their march to Jerusalem, Jesus dines with Lazarus before getting on a donkey and making his way to Jerusalem. What new way might Jesus be inviting us into? 

This week, Pastor Kristin Joyner (Pastor for Community Engagement) preaches from John 12:20-33 continuing our Lent sermon series, Again and Again. In this sermon, she navigates the different between change and reformation, and invites us to think about what needs to fall in order for new life to flourish!