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Ephesians 4:1-16

For centuries Christ's ascension to heaven has been celebrated but not his descent into hell. It's a portion of scripture that is largely ignored, minimized or overlooked, yet Paul believes it plays a huge role in understanding unity and how to love one another. Join us as we explore this and more, as we continue series on the Apostles' Creed.

Philippians 2:1-11

The Incarnation is one of the central mysteries in human history. The extent of the Incarnation in Jesus' sufferings is astounding. Join us as we reflect on this mystery and discover much-needed comfort for our day and also challenge on what it means to live as a people formed and shaped by Jesus.

John 8:53-59

In the past 2,000 years the identity of one man has been contested more than any other. Who was Jesus of Nazareth really? Was he a prophet? A teacher? A lunatic? A pathological liar? A blasphemer? Or was he what he claimed to be- God's very son. The cornerstone of the church is built on the belief that Jesus is God's son and that all the fullness of God dwells in him. Join us as we explore and wrestle with who Jesus claimed to be and the importance of how we choose to respond.

 Colossians 1:15-23

When the early church proclaimed, "Jesus is Lord," there was a different and all consuming world-view that accompanied that phrase. Unfortunately, for many of us, there's a disconnect we have in relating to the gravitas of those three words. Listen in as explore the Lordship of Jesus and how far it reaches into our lives and our world

Psalm 33:1-9

One of the earliest confessions Christians held to was the Apostles' Creed. It has since become the bedrock for God's people throughout space and time, and something to bring unity in the midst of diversity. Join us as we begin to look at each part of the creed within scripture and what it means for us today.

Was the earth created in six days, or has it evolved over millions of years? Was there a literal Adam and Eve, or were they simply symbolic in the creation narrative? 

These are questions and discussions many of us run to when we think about God creating the world. But what if we're missing the point? In this sermon, we continue our discussion of the Apostles' Creed by looking at God the Creator.

2 Corinthians 1:2-10

One of the earliest confessions Christians held to was the Apostle's Creed. It has since become the bedrock for God's people throughout space and time, and something to bring unity in the midst of diversity. Join us as we begin to look at each part of the creed within scripture and what it means for us today.

1 Peter 1:3-9

Easter means that light has come into the dark, that hope is possible in the midst of life's greatest troubles. This reality is something every human has access to because of the resurrection of Jesus. Listen in as we talk about resurrection and discover what it means to find a irresistible hope in a hurting and cynical world. 

The land went dark from noon til 3pm as Jesus was crucified. Three of the gospel writers include this seemingly minor detail and for good reason: it's packed with more significance than you might realize and has vast implications for your life.

In Luke 9 we see a framework for discipleship. As we examine the twelve disciples journey through the school of discipleship with Jesus, we find out where we are on this discipleship journey that culminates in seeing more of Jesus as the Christ. Join us as we learn from our very special guest, Jeff Schulte.

The first eleven chapters of the Bible give us a blueprint for humanity, a field guide for what it means to be human. In Genesis 11, we see a story about humans overreaching, trying to be more than enough. This is a struggle that isn’t unique to these ancient people. As we’ll see, this story has a lot to teach us today.