The “Shema” from Deuteronomy 6:4-5 was a daily Jewish prayer, later upheld by Jesus as the greatest commandment. Such powerful words are worth deeper understanding, so this series will explore what the key words of the shema tell us about how to love...

Jesus’ appearances to his disciples after his resurrection highlight the fact that the resurrection is not just something that we celebrate on Easter -- it’s something that affects every day. As Jesus’ present day followers, we are called to continue...

Luke’s account of Jesus’ resurrection culminates with Jesus appearing to his disciples and ascending to heaven. The disciples’ response— their continued, joyful celebration of Jesus’ triumph over death— represents an important invitation for us as...

At the Last Supper, Jesus redefines significant Passover symbols, and redefines greatness as serving. The disciples, and we, are a constant blend of following and straying from Jesus, but he remains constant in his selfless, sacrificial love for...

In Luke 18, Jesus tells a challenging parable about the importance of humility before God. He then welcomes children, even calling them the model for receiving the kingdom. This week we encourage you to try imaginative prayer as a way to embody this...

Compassion is seeing a need and doing something about it. Jesus sees, touches and heals a crippled woman on the Sabbath, demonstrating that the way of Easter is compassionate. Engaging in spiritual exercises is a great way to align our heart with his...

Jesus’ visit to Martha’s home in Luke 10 is not simply a story about the virtue of “being” as opposed to “doing”— it also shows us that in the coming of Jesus, something new has happened that is fundamentally changing the order of everything. The...

Pastor John gives 2018's final sermon on the subject of resolution.

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