In a world full of injustice, how are we called to live? Guest preacher Leroy Barber talks about the spirituality of protest, one of the lost traditions of our faith. [Exodus 1:8-22]

Dutch politician and philosopher Abraham Kuyper said, “There is not one square inch of the entire creation about which Jesus Christ does not cry out, ‘This is mine! This belongs to me!'” Justin Fung unpacks that statement as well as Jesus’ first sermon to explore our calling as individuals and as a church. [Luke 4:16-21]

Dutch politician and philosopher Abraham Kuyper said, “There is not one square inch of the entire creation about which Jesus Christ does not cry out, ‘This is mine! This belongs to me!'” Justin Fung unpacks that statement as well as Jesus’ first sermon to explore our calling as individuals and as a church. [Luke 4:16-21]

As we begin the new year, we take a look at our church’s vision — to see the Kingdom of God on display in DC, in every life and every sphere of life. This week, Matthew Watson invites us to see where and in whom God is already at work and to participate in what God is doing. [Ephesians 2:12-13, 15b-16]

As we begin the new year, we take a look at our church’s vision — to see the Kingdom of God on display in DC, in every life and every sphere of life. This week, Matthew Watson invites us to see where and in whom God is already at work and to participate in what God is doing. [Ephesians 2:12-13, 15b-16]

Jesus called the disciples to leave the familiar side of the sea and journey to the unfamiliar places of the world. As we look into the new year, we move ahead, knowing that despite the storms ahead, Jesus is with us, calling us to faith and courage in him. [Matthew 8:23-27; Matthew 14:22-29, 34-36; John 21:1]

Jesus called the disciples to leave the familiar side of the sea and journey to the unfamiliar places of the world. As we look into the new year, we move ahead, knowing that despite the storms ahead, Jesus is with us, calling us to faith and courage in him. [Matthew 8:23-27; Matthew 14:22-29, 34-36; John 21:1]

On Christmas Eve, Matthew Watson and Justin Fung talk about the birth of Jesus, the Prince of Peace, and what his coming to earth two thousand years ago has continuing effects in our lives today. [Luke 2:13-14]

On Christmas Eve, Matthew Watson and Justin Fung talk about the birth of Jesus, the Prince of Peace, and what his coming to earth two thousand years ago has continuing effects in our lives today. [Luke 2:13-14]

On the third Sunday of Advent, Matthew Watson explores what it looks like to keep vigil over love. [Luke 2:11-12]

Resources

Christina Rossetti, “Love Came Down at Christmas”

Love came down at Christmas,

Worship we the Godhead,

Love shall be our token,