Deborah Cannady explores Peter's betrayal of Christ and how trauma informs the text; and can lead to redemption.

Guest preacher Rev. Juan Shackelford preaches on the sermonic title "I Trust In You." He explores Psalms 56 as a basis to trust in God in spite of our hardships.

After a year where we were called into our homes, Rev. Lindsey Franklin hears in Mark's gospel Jesus' call back towards the stranger to heal a house divided.

Rev. Joel Blunk reflects on the church's celebration of "The Feast of the Visitation." Joel also reminds us that the Magnificant prayer highlights those in society who are often forgotten, but not forgotten by God.

This week Rev. Ben Hadley-Goggin looks at the miracle of Pentecost and how it connected people like never before through a common language of God’s love. Diversity is God’s gift and Pentecost reveals that God embraces our differences and does not erase who we are and our particularity.

The week before Pentecost, Anthony Gaboton considers the story of the disciple Judas, the one who betrayed Christ. Anthony encourages us to delve into the complexity of the wayward disciple.

Rev. Dr. Lisa Johnson delves into the 'Lord's Prayer' this week. She remnds us that as we pray, this model of prayer reminds us to ask for God’s daily portion of blessings.

Rev. Joel Blunk reflects on what it means to have Jesus as a friend. He weaves the scriptures as well as the ‘Icon of Christ and Abba Mena’ to illustrate our relationship with God.

This week Richmond Hill welcomes Rev. Hollie Woodruff from Seventh Street Christian Church. Rev. Hollie uses John 10:11-18 to explore God's analogy of being the Shepherd to God's people.

In these trying times it is easy to become consumed by our own concerns and not for those of others. This week Anthony Gaboton shares some of his own challenges with religion and life in contemporary times.