In this sermon on Leviticus 25:1-7, Pastor Corey dives into the ancient practice of the Sabbath Year and the Year of Jubilee and calls us to imagine what it might be like to see that in our world today and how it is that we might best practice that in our own lives. 

In this sermon Pastor Corey has a bad case of allergies so you may notice he sounds a bit congested. Despite that, he delivers a sermon on the importance of caring for the oppressed and the least of these. Through examining the business practices involved in global farming practices he invites the hearer to imagine a better world and how it is that we can start on that path towards that world. 

In this sermon Pastor Corey goes back to the beginning as he looks at God breathing life into humankind and giving us a place to call home. He talks about our interrelatedness to the land and our inability to be truly separated from it. 

In this sermon on Thomas, Pastor Corey looks at the character of Thomas, the disciple who is remembered most for his doubt, and examines what it means to have faith versus belief and how doubt is actually needed in order for faith to truly flourish. 

In this sermon on the Resurrection as presented in the Gospel of John, Pastor Corey examines the view of Jesus as Gardener and what that means both for us as a community and as individuals. 

In this sermon on Palm Sunday and the Passion of the Christ, Pastor Corey discusses the fickle nature of our hearts and how we are so often both the ones crying out for our Savior and for his blood. 

In this sermon Pastor Corey reflects on the things of the earth we work to accumulate and build up for ourselves only to find them worthless in the end. Which is more important? A life lived for others or a life lived for riches? 

In this sermon on the Parable of the Prodigal Son, Pastor Corey dives into the feeling of resentment we all feel when we perceive something as unfair and asks the question of how it is we get past that. How it is that we begin to see others not as someone to be competed with but as someone to share with in love. 

When it comes to suffering and evil one of the most common questions we will ever hear or ask is: why? In this sermon Pastor Corey looks at Jesus' parable of the fig tree and the gardener and breaks down the question and how it relates to us.