Pastor Silverio teaches from the Gospel of Luke about the power of Christ and the only hope for the Church in the world today.

Luke 6:17-26

Pastor Jon teaches from the Scriptures and explains the relationship between the light of Christ in us and our calling to make disciples of Christ for the transformation of the world.

Luke 5:1-11

Pastor Silverio continues our sermon series about cultivating the light of Christ in us, around us, and beyond us. When Christ comes and shines his light in our lives, he fully intends for that light to stay on. The Holy Spirit works in us so that we trust God enough to leave the light on for good.

Luke 4:21-30

Pastor Jon explores the story of Jesus returning to his hometown synagogue to read from the Book of Isaiah. Jesus declares that Isaiah’s words of jubilee have now been fulfilled and has included us in this promise with him.

Luke 4:14-21

Pastor Jon teaches from the Gospel of John on the first miracle of Jesus at the wedding at Cana. By offering the kind of grace that sheds light on God’s mercy and glory, Jesus invites all of us to do the same.

John 2:1-11

God makes a big fuss about us the same way God made a big fuss about Jesus at his baptism. Living like we know this is the first step in cultivating the light of Christ in us.

Luke 3: 15-17; 21-22

As we celebrate the Epiphany of our Lord, Pastor Jon invites us to intentionally see, seek, and shine the light of Christ for the sake of God’s kingdom.

Matthew 2:1-12

While reflecting on his own journey of coming to know Christ, Pastor Jon offers that the biggest shift we can make for ourselves in the New Year is to become fully convinced that we are chosen, we are sacred, and we are beloved by God.

Colossians 3:12-17

On Christmas Eve, Pastor Jon looks at the ordinary people that played a supremely miraculous role in the birth of Christ. God’s miraculous work of redemption can be found in the ordinary lives that we live.

Luke 2:1-20

On the fourth Sunday in Advent we open up the Scriptures together for guidance on what to do while we wait for the things that really matter.

Micah 5:2-5a