Petey talks about the mountaintop moments and how they are meant to form us to cling to Jesus throughout the ups and downs of daily life.

Jesus shows us that when we are in the darkness of the valley, He is with us by absorbing our anger, partaking in our grief, and dispensing a deeper hope. 

In “God With Us in the Ordinary,” Petey talks about the importance of attending to God’s presence in the everyday moments of life. To kickoff the Advent series Petey encourages us that God will do his extraordinary work in our ordinary lives. 

In the final “More than MN Nice” series, Petey encourages us to make space in our lives for new people so that we might show them the love of Christ. 

Petey talks about how the calling of Christ involves way more than comfort. The God who sacrifices His life for us calls his followers into fulfilling lives of courageous sacrifice and love of others.

In a world where we so often we don’t say what we really mean, the church is called to be a community that speaks the truth in love to one another so that we grow in Christlikeness together.

When we accept God’s deep and all-encompassing love for us, we can risk having relationships that are deeper than the surface level.

In this sermon, Petey talks about how we can practice receiving the love of Jesus by receiving help from others rather than insisting on carrying our burdens alone.

Petey talks about the calling of Christ-followers to love one another by making space in our lives, even when we’ve been taught to view ourselves as “relationally full.”

Petey preaches on how there’s more to life than just pretending we’re fine. Being honest with God and others about our brokenness is the best way for healing to start.