The second had of Advent, Pastor Todd Hunter addresses the subject of 'hurriedness' in his sermon "Peace - Can I Be Busy, Yet Peaceful?"

We all need to ruthlessly eliminate hurry from our lives. - Dallas Willard

"Work a modest day and leave the rest and the results to God." - Richard Foster

This, the first day of Advent, pastor Todd Hunter talks about HOPE. Advent allows us to STOP and to ask ourselves, "can we open ourselves to possibility?"

Invisible doesn't mean it's not real it just means that it can't be seen. The Kingdom of God is not seen but that doesn't make it anymore unreal.

Desire is part of being human. In the Christian world, desire is something that needs to be "ordered" rightly. It's not whether or not we will desire, rather, it's "what" will we desire.

The apostle Paul understood the BIG story, so that when he told his story he told both stories. He tells the little story of Paul and the BIG story of God.

Knowing the big story affords us the ability to tell our story in the light of God's story.

The basic orienting story in the lives of most people seems to be security or esteem so something the like. The number one orienting story is "meeting my needs". How can "I" get my needs met? Pastor Todd explores this subject in the following sermon.

Michael Swanson shares some practical tips on discerning God's call for you life. Including these 3 points: 1. Need and qualifications don’t necessitate call; 2. A crucial way to discern God’s call is by listening to the voice of God; And 3. Living a life of prayer provides context for hearing God’s voice.

Pastor Todd Hunter walks us through how obedience is formed through our liturgy at Holy Trinity Church.

Pastor Todd Hunter continues our study in the Book of Acts. The reception of the Holy Spirit is crucial for being a disciple.

We live in a day in which most people who are not actively Christians have seen Christianity and decided against it. How do we then reach them? Paul demonstrated that we should meet people where they are at. But, let's go a bit further. Let's start with evangelizing ourselves. Moving ourselves ever closer and closer to God, so that we move others closer and closer to God.