Any story teller will let you know that one of the key elements of writing is a point of crisis. In scripture, the first moment of crisis comes when the image bearers of God make a dreadful choice. Join us as we explore this pivotal moment of crisis and how God chooses to respond.

When reading a story it is important to start at the beginning. And the Bible starts in a particular way and tells us of a peculiar God who longs to be in relationship with creation. This morning we look at the first “chapter” of our story and how God created the world and called it “good.”

This morning we begin our series by looking at a number of invitations from the Bible about the importance of reading the BIble. But, how we read will inform how we participate in its life and unfolding drama. Join us as we begin with the importance of reading the Bible wholly.

This morning we take a walk and overhear a conversation between the resurrected Lord and unsuspecting disciples. What might we learn as we walk with Jesus, listen to his story, break bread, and allow our eyes to be opened afresh to the kingdom that has now come?

Christ has risen - risen indeed! What a glorious day to announce the fulfillment of the resurrected King. Join us for a special celebration of what God has resurrected among us. 

It can be uncomfortable to talk about death. It is especially uncomfortable to talk about death when you can hear its sounds. This morning, as we look towards Easter, we journey back to the cross and listen to the darkness and death of the kingdom come. 

This morning we join the table with Jesus and listen as he proclaims the bread and blood of a “new covenant.” What might the invitation be for us as we continue to remember and proclaim this feast of Christ with one another. 

Most Bible’s call this section of scripture the “triumphal entry.” But what kind of entry was Jesus making? Even more, what does this “parade” tell us about the kingdom to come? Join us as we “spread our cloaks on the road” and hail the coming King. 

It would be difficult to imagine someone not being familiar with the story of Zacchaeus. But what does this story tell us about Jesus and salvation? Join us as we explore a familiar tale of a tiny tax collector who Jesus chooses to save.

Have you ever considered how your gratefulness is a sign of your faithfulness in the living God? Today we look at a story of 10 people who are healed by the power of Jesus. Yet only one returns to “give glory to God.” What might we learn about our own “faithful gratefulness” and the way of the kingdom?