Mark 5:21-43 - A man with a dying daughter and a woman who has suffered and been outcast for 12 years come to Jesus in their desperation. Jesus's patience, compassion, and power surprise everyone. Who is this Jesus who can lovingly speak the dead back to life? This passage demands an answer from us. A sermon by Cameron Heger.

Our Fall 2021 vision series concludes with a vision for 5 crucial facets of our future selves. By the grace of God may we grow into these as individuals and as a community. A sermon by Cameron Heger.

Ephesians 4:1-16 - We continue our Fall 2021 vision series considering God's vision for community in general and a call to lean into our unique opportunities as a relatively young and relatively small church. How might we, in particular, cultivate that kind of community? A sermon by Josh Wilder.

Psalm 126 - We begin our Fall 2021 vision series reflecting on our first year-and-a-half as a church. Psalm 126 and Joshua 4 remind us of the importance of discipling ourselves to remember the goodness and faithfulness of God in the past, individually and communally, to help us hope for the future.

A church community update for the month of September 2021. An update on the Door of Hope Northeast staff team as well as a call to return to worship for those who are able.

Mark 5:1-20 - In this passage, Jesus faces off against a legion of demons possessing a gentile man. It's a horrifying scene, but for Jesus it's primarily another chance to showcase his power and goodness and to graciously draw another helpless and hopeless of his image-bearers to Himself. A sermon by Cameron Heger.

Mark 4:35-41 - The calming of the storm is one of Jesus's most well known miracles (and for good reason). In this story we learn about Jesus's genuine humanity, his full divinity, and the heart of a savior who alone can sustain us through the storms that are sure to come. A sermon by Cameron Heger.

Mark 4:26-34 - In this passage, Jesus shares two more parables about the simple and surprising way his kingdom grows. Will we have the ears to hear and the vision to partner in what he's bringing about? A sermon by Joel Loh.

Mark 4:21-25 - Jesus uses two more short parables to further explain just how his message goes out into the world. He does not intend to hide, but to reveal himself to any and all with the ears to hear. A sermon by Cameron Heger.

Mark 4:1-20 - Jesus's first parable in Mark (the parable of the sower) is a commentary on the events of Mark's gospel, a parable about parables, and an invitation to anyone with the ears to hear to chew on the deep things of the kingdom of God. A sermon by Cameron Heger.