Many people live “partitioned” lives—separating their spiritual activity (church, prayer) from their daily labor (work, chores, hobbies). Johann Sebastian Bach destroyed this partition. Whether he was writing a complex mass for a cathedral or a simple exercise for a student, he viewed his work as a direct service to the Creator. This sermon challenges us […]

We often mistake freedom for the absence of rules, but biblical freedom is the presence of clarity. True liberty is the quiet confidence that comes from knowing who you are, whose you are, and how to live.

What if the most important person in the Good Samaritan parable isn’t the Samaritan? We all know the story. The Samaritan crosses ethnic lines, risks his safety, and shows radical mercy. He’s the hero. But what about the innkeeper? The Samaritan brings the wounded man to an inn and says, “Look after him.” The innkeeper […]

Lent isn’t a guilt trip; it’s a wake-up call. As we bridge the end of Black History Month and the beginning of Lent, we explore the “heresy of waking up.” Drawing on the wisdom of Maya Angelou and the African American spiritual, we’re rediscovering Lent not as deprivation, but as a radical tool for honesty. […]

We explore a holistic vision of intimate health and relational unity through a biopsychosocial and spiritual lens. The first portion introduces a practical framework for whole-person health, illustrating how physical, emotional, relational, and spiritual integration contribute to intimate well-being. The second portion focuses on the “You” in Unity, examining how identity, emotional maturity, and spiritual […]

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.