Joshua leads us through chapter 2 of Ruth.

Delivered 8/18/2019

We begin our Ruth series in Ruth 1. Enter the story of famine, fleeing, and death, which cues up the central dilemma of the story.

Delivered 8/11/2019

Joshua Barta kicks off our Ruth series with a spoken word poem he wrote.

Delivered 8/11/2019

What do Michael Jordan and Dennis Rodman have to do with the Pharisee and the Tax Collector?

Delivered 7/28/2019

"Slow Burn" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)

CC BY 4.0 (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0)

A short reflection on the focus of communion.

Delivered 7/7/2019

We live in an age of noise. Last week, we looked at following Jesus's example in his outer ministry of teaching and preaching and healing. This week, we learn how to follow Jesus in his inner life of prayer.

Delivered 6/30/2019

In this sermon, Josiah discusses the story of Jonah, focusing on the last chapter (you know, the chapter we don't like to talk about). When God's sovereignty and mercy collides with our anger and pettiness, we - just like Jonah - have a choice to make.

Delivered 6/16/19

The King of Babylon dreams a dream he knows is an omen. He commands his wise men not just to interpret the dream, but tell him what the dream was. They say "there's not a man on earth who can do that." Enter Daniel.

Delivered May 19th, 2019

The most written about night in ancient history. In this sermon, Jordan stitches together ancient historians' accounts of the Babylonians and Persians on that fateful night. The Bible focuses on Daniel and the royal court. All the stories meet together in that royal court on the most documented night in ancient history.

Delivered on June 2nd, 2019

What does it look like to be faithful in a faithless world?

Delivered 5/12/2019