As 2018 draws to a close, we take time to reflect on God's faithfulness throughout the year.

Isaiah 53 describes a mysterious servant of God, "a man of suffering and acquainted with infirmity." If the early church was right to identify this servant with Jesus, what does it teach us about our own suffering?

After learning she is to bear the Messiah into the world, Mary sings for joy, celebrating how God will turn the world upside down through Jesus. How does Jesus' revolution impact our lives today?

Christ desires "a radiant church, without stain or wrinkle or any other blemish, but holy and blameless," yet the birth, life, and death of Jesus are all shrouded in scandal. How do we live faithfully within this paradox?

Every year, we're tempted to skip Christmas—to gloss right over the work God is doing in the world through Christ. Beginning with the story of Zechariah the priest, Pastor Jon explores a road map that can lead us to the heart of Christmas, the Good News of Jesus.

Drawing from the story of Jesus and the woman caught in adultery, Leonard Dow explores how we can be people of reconciliation in a world bent on retribution.

Friendship Community is a Christian ministry cultivating capabilities of individuals with intellectual disability and autism. Their worship team led our service.

This Sunday we welcomed 24 new members into the congregation. As part of the service, six of them shared snapshots of their faith journey.

Even faithful followers of Jesus get things wrong more often than we would like to admit. Given our seemingly limitless capacity for error, what are the mission critical aspects of our faith?

Many of us carry around a subconscious assumption that God is just waiting for us to step of line—to act or speak or think in the wrong way—so we can get obliterated. Scripture paints a more hopeful picture: Jesus, the pioneer of our salvation, putting on flesh and blood and becoming just as frail as we are in order to bring about redemption.