In the Gospels, it was important that Jesus was from Nazareth because it showed that he was humble and that God chooses the most lowly, unexpected people to bring the kingdom of God into the world. In this sermon, Pastor Adam Hamilton takes us on a journey to Nazareth and challenges us to think about the ways we might be representatives of God in our communities.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Adam Hamilton considers how our legacies are about so much more than the money we make. People remember us for the time we spent with them, the things we're passionate about, and the memories we've made. How do the decisions we make today affect the legacy we leave behind?

In this week's sermon, Pastor Adam shares his tips on how young adults can plan and save for a retirement that is full of life, generosity and continuing impact for God. Find tools for budgeting and financial planning on our stewardship website at https://pledge.cor.org.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Adam gives us seven simple tips to take control of our financial outlook. They may be simple, but they can have a profound impact on our ability to give back to causes and missions that help shape our world into a better picture of the kingdom of God.

In this week's sermon, Rev. Adam Hamilton teaches us what scripture says about having self-control, gentleness and faithfulness in our lives, and he points us toward using the fruit of the Spirit as our measure of success, rather than the measures of the world.

In this sermon we learn about the fruit of the Spirit: love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control. Pastor Adam preaches on how science and scripture agree about the importance of patience, kindness and goodness in our lives.

We're beginning a new sermon series exploring the fruit of the Spirit: love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control. In this sermon, Pastor Adam looked at the first three fruit and gave us tips and inspiration for how we can embody love, joy and peace in our lives.

In this week's sermon, Bob Goff challenges us to live in such a way that people feel invited into the Christian life.

This week, Rev. Dr. Kevin Murriel helps us see a vision of the church where our witness transcends race, gender, class, socioeconomic status, and ability to work for justice every day – a church that reflects the great love of the kingdom of God.

This week, Pastor Wendy challenges us to think about the ways we can be in genuine community with other people – supporting one another, connecting with one another, and really seeing the people around us.