This week, Pastor Joe wraps up our sermon series, Everyday Prophecy, by turning to Jeremiah 23:1-6. As we have journeyed all series, how might God be inviting us to be prophetic? How might God be inviting us to reclaim community? 

What does it mean to proclaim God's vision even in the context of a dominant culture of Christian white nationalism? This week, Pastor Joe continues in our Everyday Prophecy series exploring Ezekiel 2:1-5 and asking how we can humbly open our heart to God's truth.

This week, we are joined by Rev. Joel Rodriguez. Joel most recently served in Sunnyside, WA, and now lives in Honduras, supporting and accompanying Tegucigalpa Methodist Church and migrant communities. He continues our series "Everyday Prophecy" looking at 2 Kings 4:42-44. 

This week, we launch a new sermon series called Everyday Prophesy, as we look to the ways we are invited to see the world as is and to have the courage to speak truth to power in the midst of brokenness and pain. Drawing from Amos 7:7-15, Pastor Joe warns about the dangers of not separating church and state. 

This week, we wrap up our sermon series Still One Small Thing by looking at Jesus feeding the 5,000 in John 6:1-14. How might the world be different if we lived into God's abundance and let go of our scarcity mentality? 

This week, we are joined by Rev. Janelle Kurtz of Snohomish United Methodist Church (WA), as she explores our 2022 theme: One Small Thing. Looking at Galatians 6:1-10, she challenges us to not grow weary of doing good and to surrender to the work of the Holy Spirit in our lives and in the world!

This week, we are joined by Rev. Jasper Peters of Belong Church in Denver, CO, as he explores our 2022 theme, One Small Thing. Looking at Jeremiah 6:13-15, he challenges us to live lives as people of peace so that we can speak words of peace into the world!

This week, we launch a new sermon series called "Still One Small Thing" that revisits our 2022 theme. Following the example of Zacchaeus (Luke 19:1-10), how are we being challenged to be present and show up in spaces and places, offering ourselves to the causes of justice and love?

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?