2 Corintians 3:18 says that as followers of Jesus, we are on a journey of being transformed into this image, or likeness. As we consider what that means, a fundamental question that emerges is, “who is Jesus?” This week, we explore how Matthew’s story...

2 Corintians 3:18 says that as followers of Jesus, we are on a journey of being transformed into this image, or likeness. As we consider what that means, a fundamental question that emerges is, “who is Jesus?” This week, we explore how Matthew’s story of Jesus’ life proclaims Jesus as king, and how that informs both the nature, and the purpose, of our journey of transformation.

To understand God’s mission in the world, we have to start with Jesus. The Gospel writers were eager to communicate Jesus’ identity as the promised king. Why? And what kind of king is Jesus?

Regular Bible Reading is essential for us to live authentic Christian lives. Without it, those who have received Good News become “fake news” because we don’t live up to our identity in Christ. Regular Bible reading prepares us for life’s storm...

Throughout Scripture, there is a repeated emphasis on remembering. Today, we pause to remember who we are, and what we are called to as a church, through the lens of our name, The Highway Community.

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As the new school year begins and summer transitions to fall, whether or not we are in school we can feel the shifting season. This morning we loosely follow the Church liturgy for celebrating a New Year. With readings from Psalm 8, Ecclesiastes...

Judas Iscariot is infamously known as one of the worst traitors, for betraying Jesus to be arrested and killed. Yet we know very little about why he did what he did. What the gospel writers do tell us is he made a bad choice, he was prompted by the...

Solomon’s reign over Israel begins with the new king’s humble request for a wise and discerning heart. But as his reign progressed, Solomon became decreasingly dependent on God and his wisdom, which not only resulted in him not ruling the people, but...

Judas Iscariot is infamously known as one of the worst traitors, for betraying Jesus to be arrested and killed. Yet we know very little about why he did what he did. What the gospel writers do tell us is he made a bad choice, he was prompted by the...

Life is full of decisions that can pit one value against another. How do we know whether to say yes or no? Whether to go right or left? Whether to take it or leave it? The answer is wisdom. Nabal and Abigail provides a stark contrast between wisdom...