When you put on a uniform you belong to something bigger than yourself. We make a choice to be on a team. On this Super Bowl Sunday, we're going to turn to an important story of Jesus.

Jesus broke a religious rule - multiple times. There are times that the world goes through deep changes. We're living in one right now, and in times like these, sometimes you have to break the rules.

Based on Luke 5:1-11. Rev. Dr. Lori Walke preaching

Worship Series: The Gospel According to Dolly. Dolly's hit song "9 to 5" was the theme of the movie with the same name. But the story behind them is not a comedy. It is a story of coming together to confront evil, and it may resonate right now particularly.

Nelson Mandela, who was imprisoned for 27 years for opposing the systemic racism of apartheid in South Africa, had a favorite song – "Jolene." There is a depth to Dolly Parton's hit song that has spoken to people in unexpected ways.

We're starting the New Year with something fun! A series inspired by the life of the incredible Dolly Parton! Each week we're reflecting on God's Word in scripture through some of Dolly's hit songs beginning with "I Will Always Love You." Also, with it being a New Year, we are going to come together in celebrating Communion online. Let's get this year of hope and recovery going!

Jesus' birth still causes people to lift up their voices and claim their voice!

Singing is so important to the Christmas season, perhaps even especially this year since we couldn't gather together. Hear the story of songs that changed the world. It's a "Singing Revolution!"

Jesus was aware of the Light in him. Living in his Way leads to an increasing awareness to the Truth that every person - and our world itself - is sacred. This Sunday we are going to testify to that Truth as we celebrate the light that continues to come into the world. It's happening right now in this church community.

There are voices in this world that try to grind your spirit down and make you feel that you are worth less. This Sunday, we call on our faith in God as we claim joy. Joy isn’t a feeling. Joy is the power to choose to live – to thrive – in all situations. This Sunday we face this dark time with Joy!

In uncertain times, people look for signs to explain what’s going on - even what is going to happen.

Time and time again, God has given a sign, and that is no less true today than it was in the past