In John 14, we see that Jesus has an understanding of how the Holy Spirit is meant to live in humanity. Seth gives a short sermonette of how one particular image can shed light into the way the Spirit is looking to land and live in us today. 

With our in-person gathering postponed because of a Covid outbreak in the community, we decided to do a short, meditative service from the living room with worship by Sasha Jo.

Where's the secret stash? In a ski town, this question is always on the mind of powder lovers. But, in a funny sort of way, it can also be asked of our spiritual lives.

Where can we find God's Spirit so that we can move through life with confidence? In John 14, Jesus promises that He will give us the "Spirit of Truth," and as Seth shows, it's closer than humanity could ever imagine.

What do we do about people with different views? Our views are deeply connected to who we are, so what's the best way to interact with such differences, especially if these people are close to us? This week, Seth shows how a story in John 12 can help answer that question. 

We all have stories to tell. When the blind man tells his story of when he was healed by Jesus, did he leave certain parts out? This week, Seth shares how we all do this, whether we realize it or not. And how we respond to that fact can make all the difference in how we relate to those we love most.

What does the awesomeness of God mean? This week Gordy takes a break from the book of John and takes us into Ecclesiastes. Through the wisdom of this book, what can we glean about the nature of God and our world, especially in these current times?

THE LIVING ROOM. Take a moment, pull up a chair, and settle in as we seek out how to live God's full and abundant life... together.

What does it take to connect to the world around us—to our friends? To our family? Even to ourselves? Or how about to nature or to God? Abbi, Maggie, and Tessa, three sisters in totally different stages of life, join Jackson for a casual, spontaneous conversation in the living room to talk about these very things. 

This week Gordy tackles more of who Jesus claims to be by moving through John 10:22-42. Ultimately, Jesus points to the deeper heart of who we are and who He is. As we continue to seek Him, will we trust His message in its fullness?

This week Gordy continues his message about the character of the Good Shepherd. By first unpacking the parable in John 10, and later tying it together with the images in Psalm 23, we see how it lays a foundation of love that is at the heart of the universe. Why not take time to let that unfathomable truth sink a little deeper?

What does Jesus mean when he compares himself to a door and a shepherd. Gordy gives a glimpse into what is packed into those simple images. If we sit with that reality, we might find that there is a life of peace, guided by the shepherd's love, waiting right there for us.

Most of us know the story of Jesus healing the blind man. But if we slow down and imagine it in all of the details, what can we discover? This week Seth shares a message that begs the question: why would Jesus choose to heal the blind man the way he did—using a mess and a journey?