It's easy to get dangerously off-course if you don't have good guardrails, or boundaries. But how can we know when and where to set a boundary and when to break through them? Jesus provides a good example of what it means to withdraw invites us to live lightly in the "unforced rhythms of grace".

As we continue in our Off Course sermon series, we talk about the baptism of Jesus and what it means for us as the Body of Christ. The waters of baptism are a place of forgiveness and repentance, as well as a place of freedom and renewal. And they are the place we can always return to because of the faithfulness of God.

As we end Christmas and celebrate Epiphany, we are also starting a new worship series- Off Course. We'll talk about the winding road that leads us from point a to point b and finding just enough light to take the first steps on your journey.

As Christmas Eve gets closer, we look back at all of Advent and talk about what it has meant to us this year and what we hope to take into the new year.

As we continue into week 2 of Advent and the Wild Hope of John's prophetic voice, today we talk about the way John prepares the way for Christ. What does it mean to prepare to see the presence of God in our midst? And what transformation do we need this Advent to be able to preach the Good News of Jesus with our lives?

We are wild about Advent and the start of the new Christian year! This week we start our new series, Wild Hope, focusing on the prophetic voice of John in Advent. We talk Mary, Elizabeth, and not-yet-born John as we discuss waiting in hope.

Witness is a churchy-y word that we often hear but maybe don't understand. Or maybe we've learned about it in a way that makes us uncomfortable. But what if witness is really just the story we tell, not just with our words, but with our whole lives. We'll talk about embodied witness and the story we are telling at Katy First.

As we continue in our Thrive worship series, we talk about the markers of abundance and kinship. What does it mean to live abundantly? And how can our service of one another help us grow in love for God?

This week we talk about Halloween, celebrating funny holidays, and the joy of being present to one another and to God.

What is prayer and how do we learn to do it? Paul writes in Scripture that we should "pray without ceasing" but how are we supposed to do that? In this week's episode we talk about prayer as learning to be "indifferent to all but God's will" and how we can learn to be connected to the holy in the midst of the every day.