This week, we hear a sermon from Pastor Alexa. Between worship series this Native American Ministries Sunday, she shared a message about the importance of names and the role that we as United Methodists have played in perpetuating colonialism done in our name.

This week, we hear a sermon from Pastor Alexa who continues our Eastertide worship series by preaching on Acts 1: 6-14. In her message, Pastor Alexa invites us to understand the Kingdom of God as their dream for the world becoming real through the mission of God’s people. And that the logistical details are not ours to know…

This week, we hear a sermon from Pastor Heather, who continues our Eastertide worship series by preaching on Acts 17: 22-31 and the theme of judgment. In her sermon, Pastor Heather unpacks how Christians have historically weaponized a misunderstanding of God’s judgment and invites us to celebrate the decisions made in favor of LGBTQ+ inclusion made at General Conference last week. 

This week, we hear a sermon from Pastor Alexa, who continues our Eastertide worship series by preaching on Acts 7: 55-60 and the theme of sacrifice. In her sermon, Pastor Alexa offers the reminder that it is often harder to live our lives as a living sacrifice to God than to claim we’d sacrifice our lives in the name of our faith.

This week, we hear a sermon from Pastor Alexa who continues our Eastertide worship series by preaching on Psalm 23 and the theme of suffering. In her sermon, Pastor Alexa asks “why does Suffering exist”? And reminds us that God loves and walks with us even in our greatest pain.

This week, we hear a sermon from Pastor Heather as we continue our Eastertide worship series by preaching on Acts 2: 36-41 and the theme of salvation. In her sermon, Pastor Heather explores several misconceptions about salvation, and invites us to think about salvation in a new way.

Pastor Heather explores what it means to believe in God. Is belief intellectual assent alone, or something deeper?

Pastor Heather teaches that the story of resurrection is no fairy tale, but comes from the muck and mire of our real lives.

This week, we hear a sermon from Pastor Alexa who concludes our Lenten worship series by preaching on the Garden of Gethsemane and Jesus’s last night of prayer. In her sermon, Pastor Alexa shares a story of intense prayer and how we might all put on God’s armor to walk through gauntlets of our own.

This week, we hear a sermon from Pastor Heather who continues our Lenten worship series by preaching on The Last Supper. In her sermon, Pastor Heather focuses on the image of Jesus washing the feet of his disciples and his surprising role in this story as servant, instead of honored guest.