We step back into the fall and back into the Gospel of John, looking at it as A Story of Life. Matthew Watson reviews where we’ve been and what we’ll be looking at in the next few months, and asks us to consider: “What is a good life?” [John 1:1-5, 3:16-17, 20:30-31]

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Matthew Watson closes out our Sabbath series and prepares us for our upcoming communal sabbath experiment by asking who we’re becoming and what will help us get there. [Exodus 20:8-11]

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Matthew Watson closes out our Sabbath series and prepares us for our upcoming communal sabbath experiment by asking who we’re becoming and what will help us get there. [Exodus 20:8-11]

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Pastoral Fellow Justin Henry delivers his last sermon before moving to California next week, and he talks about the interplay between sabbath and community. [1 Corinthians 11:33]

Pastoral Fellow Justin Henry delivers his last sermon before moving to California next week, and he talks about the interplay between sabbath and community. [1 Corinthians 11:33]

In our third week of the Sabbath series, we preview what’s coming up this fall and Justin Fung considers sabbath as justice, specifically as freedom for ourselves, for others, and for our world. [Deuteronomy 5:12-15]

In our third week of the Sabbath series, we preview what’s coming up this fall and Justin Fung considers sabbath as justice, specifically as freedom for ourselves, for others, and for our world. [Deuteronomy 5:12-15]

After sharing a response to the white supremacist gathering taking place in DC this weekend, Matthew Watson explains how conversations about sabbath can easily descend into making rules rather than giving life. [Exodus 20:8-11; Mark 2:23-28]

After sharing a response to the white supremacist gathering taking place in DC this weekend, Matthew Watson explains how conversations about sabbath can easily descend into making rules rather than giving life. [Exodus 20:8-11; Mark 2:23-28]

We begin a new series on sabbath rhythm and its invitation to an entirely new relationship to work, to our community, and to God. Matthew Watson begins by sharing just what sabbath could be in our lives and challenges us to try. [Exodus 20:8-11]