On this first Sunday of Advent the Reverend Jacob Smith reminds us all that all we are given is today, and therefore everyday is gift to enjoy and share God's grace.

When Christ is revealed as King, he will judge our world. But both our place in that judgment and his place in that judgment are unexpected.

In this sermon The Rev. Jacob Smith reminds the congregation that the right perception of God is really important.

The Rev. Magnus Persson, visiting us from Sweden, delivers an energetic message about the coming of the Bridegroom. Though we will all sleep, we can be assured that Christ will carry us home, waking us up to a glorious future.

On All Saints' Day, we were blessed to have Bishop Graham Tomlin visit us from the UK! In this sermon, Bishop Tomlin answers, "Who is a saint?"

The sum of all commandments is to love God and neighbor, but Jesus goes far beyond that when he reconciles all his enemies to himself, and to each other, through his crucifixion and resurrection.

In Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection, he restores humanity to what it was always meant to be before sin entered the world, thereby offering back to God what is God’s.

In this sermon, the Reverend Jacob Smith shares the assurance that we have been given to know that we have been chosen by God.

In this sermon, the Reverend Jacob Smith explores the freedom that comes with Jesus as the cornerstone of your life.

Because Jesus’s earthly ministry was so counter to the power structures of the world, people questioned where his authority came from. He answered this in his crucifixion and resurrection, emptying himself and becoming obedient to death on a cross and then rising again.