This month, Josh leads us as we look at heroes from the Hebrew Bible, modern-day heroes from the Civil Rights movement led by the Spirit, and…us as we seek to live with a radical faith that will impact the world around us. This week, we explore the story of Abraham and his faith to follow God.

Over Advent, we spent time learning about God's heart for us revealed in the incarnation of Jesus at Christmas. This Sunday, Patrick finishes the series with some practical suggestions about what it means to live with the significance of the incarnation.

This week Moriah offers a short talk on the messiness of the Incarnation following the annual No-Stress Christmas Pageant.

This week Matt leads us into a consideration of the power of the incarnation. In God’s Son drawing near to us in Jesus, we are given the opportunity to become God’s children. What would it look like to take up this new identity? What would we learn about God? What would we learn about ourselves?

God becoming human in the form of a baby, God drawing near to a people who have rejected Him many times before.

This is strikingly vulnerable, but it can also be instructive for us as we ask the question: where are we becoming vulnerable for the sake of relationship? Josh kicks off our Advent series, The Vulnerability of the Incarnation.

This Sunday, Shirley Kuang shares about a life lived in light of the already and not yet kingdom of God-- in which we lament that which is broken even as we celebrate God's intervention, healing, and good gifts.

This week we ask what can be a great diagnostic question for how closely we're following Jesus: where is our love costing us? Is our love simply for our own gain -- love that flows to friends and family? Or does our love flow outward in a way where we lose something for a greater gain? This Sunday, Josh shares more about how Jesus models this costly love by staying close to God, providing a way for us to go and do likewise.

This Sunday, Moriah shares how God invites us into rest--and how living into God’s Sabbath rest is a part of our Kingdom work.

This Sunday, Matt considers how living in a community that talks about sin allows us to pursue wholeness in relation to God and one another.

This Sunday, Michelle Ting considers how our peace is wrapped up in the peace of our city. She talks about our true identity as exiles, an identity that joins us with Jesus and with those made outcasts by empire, and asks: why return to the places of poverty, violence, and captivity we've worked so hard to escape?