Transformation and healing of our city also demands us to take a deep look at ourselves. This week Associate Pastor, Lindsey Franklin, looks to Paul’s letter to the Romans, and explores the ideas of sin, grace, and trauma and how we hold each in our bodies.

Rev. Dr. Lisa Johnson looks to the book of Nehemiah (the King's cup bearer) as a figure to gain wisdom from during our hardships. Recognizing that we all need some help sometimes.

As protests continue across the city, there is an expansion of consciousness around what it means to be "anti-racist?" Rev. Joel Blunk explores this in context of scriptures and theology of crucifixion and resurrection.

As political unrest and Covid-19 continues to impact Richmond, VA and the world at large; in his first sermon from Richmond Hill, community resident Anthony Gaboton Jr wrestles with Sunday's liturgical scriptures on heaven, hell, and the cost of discipleship.

The Holy Spirit is moving in Richmond, Virginia. Tonight, we hear Paul's benediction in 2 Corinthians and wrestle with what it means to seek peace amidst systems of injustice. We find hope in the grace of Jesus Christ, the love of God and the communion of the Holy Spirit. June 9, 2020.

Amidst rising protests around the nation, Rev. Dr. Lisa Johnson looks to the writings of the founding fathers and how the United States has fallen short of its democratic ideals, especially towards people of color. June 2, 2020.

Rev. Joel Blunk explores how Oneness in God is not necessarily after we die, but can be found in the here and now, beyond the materialism of today's society. May 26, 2020.

Rev. Dr. Lisa Johnson explores how the Syrophoenician woman in the Gospel of Mark was able to procure Jesus's blessing in spite of her being an outsider; highlighting the grace of God which exceeds human boundaries. May 12, 2020

Lindsey Franklin looks to the early church (in the book of Acts) and their sense of community and how that speaks to our current challenges during the Covid-19 outbreak. And how we can still find ways to be grateful. May 5, 2020.

Rev. Joel Blunk talks about the journey on the road to Emmaus in his sermon given at Community worship on Tuesday, April 28, 2020.