This Valentine’s Day, we’re moving beyond the “soulmate” myth to explore a deeper truth about love. We will examine how we often treat partners like a “forbidden fruit” meant to cure our own emptiness—a cycle that often leaves us feeling more alone. Through the lens of Genesis 3 and 1 Corinthians 13, we’ll discover that […]

The rescue was just the beginning. We’ve been found by the Searching Shepherd and rooted by the Patient Farmer, but this Sabbath, we discover the purpose behind the growth. Join us for the series finale, The Lord of the Harvest, as we move from being “the found” to “the workers.” You weren’t just rescued to […]

Join us for Part 2 of our Fields and Folds series: The Patient Farmer. We’re exploring Mark 4 and Isaiah 5 to see how God clears the stones, plants the seed, and trusts the slow mystery of growth. If you’re tired of trying to “instant-pot” your faith, come find rest in the Farmer’s patience.

Whether you are the one currently stuck in the thicket, or you are part of the “ninety-nine” watching the Shepherd work, this message is a reminder that you are never too far gone to be found. The Shepherd doesn’t just call us home; He comes into the wilderness to carry us there.

Join us this Sabbath for “The Arc and the Anchor,” a powerful look at Dr. King’s deeper challenge to be “co-workers with God” for justice and mercy.

At the table, this week, we will reveal that the line between secular and sacred may not be as far apart as we think, along with a reminder that God is always present in the ordinary.

Please join us for a concert adaptation of this operatic musical service.

The waiting is over! We light the Christ Candle, celebrating the moment prophecy met reality. Isaiah promised the Great Light, and John declared, “The Word became flesh.” Jesus is the fulfillment of all our hope, peace, joy, and love, bringing God’s glory, full of grace and truth, right into our world. The Light has come!

The fourth candle is lit! The whole duty of humankind boils down to one essential principle: Love. Jesus said it, Paul confirmed it: Love is the fulfillment of the law because it actively seeks the good and does no wrong to the neighbor. How will you embody this active, principled love this week?

We are thrilled to have Rabbi Weiner with us again this Sabbath. This week, he will give a short reflection on the significance of Hanukkah, which begins this Sunday. Followed by a Q&A with Pastor Kevin at the end of the service.