Guest preacher Rev. Mihee Kim-Kort continues our summer sermon series, Tell It Slant, on the parables of Jesus. This week we find ourselves in Matthew 20.  All are welcomed, loved and affirmed (

Joshua Jalandoon continues our summer sermon series, Tell It Slant, on the parables of Jesus. This week we find ourselves in Luke 13.  All are welcomed, loved and affirmed (

Rev. Fred Harrell continues our summer sermon series, Tell It Slant, on the parables of Jesus. This week we find ourselves in Luke 18.  All are welcomed, loved and affirmed (

For Pride Sunday this year we are so honored to have The Rev. Winnie Varghese continue our summer sermon series, Tell It Slant, on the parables of Jesus. This week we find ourselves in Mark 5 where we find that the healing garment of Jesus is vast as we reach out to find the healing that we seek.  What is the healing that you seek?  What kind of Pride do you need this year for yourself or your communities?  

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Rev. Fred Harrell continues our summer sermon series, Tell It Slant, on the parables of Jesus. This week we find ourselves in Luke 14.  Robert Farror Capon says, "God meets us all in our endless and inescapable losing.”  As we look at this parable today it's worth asking; How might we begin to change our patterns of living into a more holistic and transformative pattern of radical acceptance? This is an invitation to move beyond the patterns of pretending to have it all together, because pretending is exhausting.  All are welcomed, loved and affirmed (

Rev. Fred Harrell continues our summer sermon series, Tell It Slant, on the parables of Jesus. This week we find ourselves in Matthew 18 and look at our relationship to forgiveness.  Carolyn Myss, in her beautiful book,  "Enter the Castle: An Inner Path to God and Your Soul", talks about those we have not forgiven as prisoners we lock up in cells. So today we are asked to consider the question, "What might it look like to start to unlock those cells and clear your dungeon of your prisoners?"  All are welcomed, loved and affirmed (

Rev. Fred Harrell begins our summer sermon series, Tell It Slant, on the parables of Jesus. This week we find ourselves in Luke 13 and the parable of the fig tree.  All are welcomed, loved and affirmed (

Rev. Jonathan Gundlach shares a Trinity Sunday sermon from Exodus called "Love is God's Name".

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We are so honored to have Mira Sawlani-Joyner of Resurrection City, D.C. and Wesley Theological preaching for Pentecost Sunday.  Her sermon is titled “A Divine Symphony” from Acts 2:1-13.  

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The season of Easter in the church year begs the question: What difference does the resurrection actually make? During this season of Eastertide, we will look at the impact of the resurrection on the earliest Christians.  We are calling it “The New Normal”, and we invite you to consider with us what new things God normalized with the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Today Rev. Sally Steele, Co-Director of City Hope SF shares an update on what's happening at City Hope as well as a sermon from Acts 1:1-11.  You can support the work of City Hope by visiting https://www.cityhopesf.org/.

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