What distinguishes one life from another? Why do we fall in love with one person and not another? Surely it’s the particulars of our lives that comprise love. Join us as we discuss the experience of waiting for love and God in the particulars of life on the fourth Sunday of Advent- a time of expectant waiting.

Oftentimes waiting and worrying seem to go together. When you find yourself in a state of worry, how does it impact your life and relationships? Join us as we learn ways to let go of worry as a means of waiting and instead embrace an empowering life of waiting in prayer. The third Sunday of Advent - a time of expectant waiting.

What does it mean for us to find wholeness or completeness? You may have been told it is up to you to figure it out and that you are waiting to be judged as an isolated individual. What if the scriptures say that the work being done in us is a collective work? -That we are waiting, not for our isolated, individual perfection, but for the wholeness that we can only experience in relationship to one another? The work to be completed is in US. Join us as we discuss waiting together on the second Sunday of Advent- a time of expectant waiting.

When waiting for help from God, for intervention or rescue, what do you do? How do you manage the anxiety of not knowing the when or the how? Join us, as we approach the topic of waiting with confidence, in the first sermon in the series- Waiting for the World to Change. 

Are you a rule follower? What voices and personalities have influence or power over you? How’s that going for you? How does Jesus interact with authority and what can we learn from it? Listen in as we address these important topics on Christ the King Sunday. 

Reminders can bring joy, prompt you to take action or cause you to understand an obligation. Join us as we discuss reminders of God's promises, grace, mercy, and love.

To live a life where you hope for justice in a world of injustice, and have faith in a God who upholds the oppressed, is to live a life marked by frustration. AND we are called to be a source of frustration for the ways of the wicked. In the tension of this post election moment,  let us find expression, hope and solidarity in both the frustration and in being a frustrater.

Join us this Sunday, as we welcome special guest Reverend Ayanna Watkins back to our pulpit!

When you lose someone you love what do you do? How do we hold the feelings of unrealized hope, sadness, pain, and memory? Is there hope beyond death? Where is God in all of this loss? Join us as we talk about the pain of hope, the grief of death and seek faith in resurrection.

There is a saying: “Heavy is the head that wears the crown”. Most of us would like to know what it feels like to have that “heavy head” because we have achieved our financial and relational dreams and must deal with the weight of managing it all. Or, to say it another way, “I’d love to know from experience that wealth doesn’t solve all my problems”.  Jesus says the way to leadership and success, in his kingdom, the crown he is bestowes, comes through service. What does it mean to let go of the idea of worldly success and embrace a way of leadership and greatness through a life of service? Join us this Sunday to explore these ideas!