Jesus was a wisdom teacher, speaking and acting with an authority that continues to undermine conventional - and not so conventional - ways of life. Though disruptive to the status quo, the wisdom way of Jesus offers hope for us all. Rev. Joel Blunk preaches "By What Authority" in today's sermon.

As we listen to Jesus' call to follow him in the fist chapter of Mark's Gospel, Rev. Lindsey Franklin asks us to reflect on our own call to discipleship. She encourages us to see our call in relation with and interwoven with one another.

Weeks after the insurrection at the nation’s capitol the country is still divided as ever. The day after MLK’s observance and a day before the Inauguration of the 46th president; Anthony Gaboton Jr. ponders on how we can hear the voice of God in such turbulent times.

In this week's message Rev. Dr. Lisa Johnson calls for us to know that the Lord is God; that he made us; that he is good and his mercy is everlasting.

While there are many things that vie for our attention each and everyday, the epiphanies in our lives are reminders that God must come first. Rev. Joel Blunk preaches from the sermonic title: "Follow that Star."

For the final Tuesday night service of 2020, long-time Richmond Hill resident, DeBorah Cannady, shares a generational prayer/blessing for our community and country. A reminder that ‘Faith Makes All Things Possible.’

On this fourth week of Advent Anthony Gaboton delves into the story of the Virgin Birth of Christ. Does it still matter in the 21st century and how is it even relevant after such a challenging year?

On this third week of Advent Rev. Lindsey Franklin explores how Mary's Magnificat calls us to find "joy in the present tense."

"We must be willing to press into not just the Lord's garment but we must press into his presence and touch his heart, if we want our situation to change. I encourage you, whatever is going on in your life - instead of focusing on your issues, focus on the presence of an all loving, all powerful, all knowing God. Have faith, – and see if things don’t change in your life!" - Rev. Dr. Lisa Johnson

Rev. Joel Blunk kicks off our first preaching series during Advent, live from Richmond Hill's chapel. His eschatological sermon, "Stay Alert" encourages the church to grow in discipleship, justice, and love; with renewed vitality.