February 18, 2018, Sunday Worship “If you wish to be perfect, go, sell your possessions, and give the money to the poor, and you will have treasure in heaven; then come, follow me.” (Mt 19:21) Every potential disciple of Jesus should know that Jesus does not demand we do anything that he himself did not […]

February 11, 2018, Sunday Worship Discipleship is more than just a command. Satisfaction and contentment in life occurs when we help create disciples who create disciples. We must hold ourselves and others accountable for what we learn on Sunday mornings.

February 4, 2018, Sunday Worship This teaching explores what it means to cultivate an inner disposition of trust and peace in an age of anxiety.

January 28, 2018, Sunday Worship This teaching explores the challenge of understanding, and how Jesus invites us on a journey of lifelong learning. The only requirement is an open and teachable mind and heart.

January 21, 2018, Sunday Worship Jesus’ kingdom revolution wasn’t a war of liberation waged against the Romans. It was a war of love waged against the tribal divisions of human brokenness; a war waged one meal, one table at a time. Hospitality is just another word for healing.

January 14, 2018, Sunday Worship According to Martha Beck, “Knowledge is no longer power because knowledge is no longer scarce. What is scarce now is human attention.” What you entrust your attention to becomes your master.

January 7, 2018, Sunday Worship Most often we manage relationships and avoid conflict through patterns of control and dissociation. In Matthew 10:34-39 Jesus invites us to relational freedom through engaging tension.

December 31, 2017, Sunday Worship Scripture: John 1:1-18 Faithfulness is not about our pursuit of God, it is about God’s pursuit of us. Faithfulness is to stop running or hiding and to be caught; to surrender to the pursuing God who is present with his people. Faithfulness is to be present with the presence of […]

December 22, 2017, Christmas “Eve” Eve Service

December 17, 2017, Sunday Worship There is a frequently overlooked character in the Christmas story. This character comes only where it can find space, in the lives of those who are emptied so something new can be born.