How do we see beyond the Pentecost story as something that just happened one day? This week, we look at the story through the lens of having an internal experience with the Holy Spirit and how that spreads out to our larger world and those around us.

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How does Jesus comfort his disciples at the end of the 40 days he spent after resurrection?

He challenges them to a time of transition; of waiting and praying. And that is exactly what we can do as followers of Jesus on the earth today.

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Good Friday

On the first Easter morning, followers of Jesus came to his tomb to take part in a few traditional burial rites. What they found was outside of their experience and expectations.

This Easter, we are going to talk at how the resurrection of Jesus shocks our systems.

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How are we looking for Jesus when we really need to experience Jesus? On this Palm Sunday, we think through Mark's telling of the entrance into Jerusalem.

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The way we think about God when things are at our lowest shows the truth of how we think about God.

In our final sermon on creating a theology of suffering, we look into the whole book of Job and talk about the journey we see Job go though.

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How can Christians find hope through death? This Sunday, Chad unpacks the idea of what eternity is and isn't, and how we realize a story of eternity that ISN'T focused on ourselves is much more powerful.

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As we approach the Easter season, it's time we turn our hearts to a conversation that's rarely held around dinner tables or pews: the Christian understanding of suffering. When life's storms hit, many seek shelter, but where does a believer find true refuge?

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Why does our liturgy and work matter?

This Sunday, Chad unpacks some of the parts of worship we choose to repeat each Sunday. Our worship helps keep us from expressive individualism, and instead grounds us in the work of the people of God across all time.

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Have you ever stood at the crossroads of doubt and faith, feeling the pull of a world that offers endless alternatives to belief?

What does it mean for us to have the character of God as our starting point? We talk about how God is unique and individual. Because he is big enough, we are able to find our strengths inside of our weakness

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