In this sermon, Pastor Jake discusses the theme of joy that is found in the scripture reading from Isaiah. He also discusses how our lives relate to the classic Christmas movie "Home Alone."

In this sermon, Pastor Jake discusses John the Baptist preparing the way for Jesus and how our lives relate to Scrooge from the movie, "A Christmas Carol."

In this sermon, Pastor Jake discusses the gospel reading from Luke and how advent is a season of hope. He also looks at the popular film, "How the Grinch Stole Christmas" and

In the message, Pastor Jake speaks on financial generosity and tithing. Scripture reminds us that we should not give out of compulsion because God loves a cheerful giver.

In this sermon, Pastor Jake discussed the importance of being a good steward of all that God has given us. This includes being good stewards of our time, our finances, and more.

In this message, Pastor Jake discusses the importance of financial generosity and how it is a part of our discipleship. Giving should not be seen as guilty obligation but, rather, as a natural expression of gratitude.

On All Saints' Sunday, Pastor Jake discusses the importance of remembering those disciples have gone before and also thanking the disciples around us who have impacted our faith journey. May we all leave a legacy for those in the future that is fueled by the greatest commandment.

In this sermon, Pastor Jake discusses aspects of Christian worship that involve "response" and "being sent" each week.

In this message, Pastor Jake discusses two aspects of Christian worship based on the Emmaus story in Luke 24. "The Gathering" is where we draw our attention to God and "The Word" is when we hear from God in scripture reading and the sermon.

Throughout scripture, we see God showing up in the lives of people, which invites a response from them. In this message, Pastor Jake discusses how worship is a time to gather and respond to all that God has done and is doing in our lives.