Scars tell a story, they are the evidence of our past and remind us that we've been marked by what has happened to us but still, we survived. As we celebrate the story of Easter, we are comforted by the central role Jesus' scars play in his resurrection. He chose to keep his scars on his resurrected body, wearing the cost of new life on his hands and feet. Together, we reflect on what this means for us as we experience transformation, renewal, and healing.  

This message is from our Sunday morning service on April 5th, 2026.

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Today is Palm Sunday, the beginning of Holy Week. It marks the beginning of the end of Jesus' time on earth as he enters the city and marches toward his inevitable death. This famous scene features two remarkable symbols - palm branches signifying Jewish nationalism and military victory and a donkey signifying peace and the antithesis of war. As Jesus stomps over the demand to use his deity for political power, we are invited to examine our own longing for conquest, for certainty, for power. 

This message is from our Sunday morning service on March 29th, 2026.

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In every relationship, someone has to make the first move. Our relationship with Jesus is really no different. Today we revisit a famous passage about a man named Zacchaeus, exploring how Jesus made the first move and what this encounter foreshadows about the cross and how we might live differently in light of it. 

This message is from our Sunday morning service on March 22nd, 2026.

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Growing up is all about developing independence. From the time we are born, each new milestone brings us closer to self-reliance. Today's passage makes us wonder, does our emphasis on independence from the very start of our lives make dependence in our spiritual life something we struggle against? Are there some things we are never meant to grow out of?

This message is from our Sunday morning service on March 15th, 2026.

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Even in the days Jesus walked the earth, there were those looking at the chaos of the world, making predictions about the end-times, and wishing victory would be won by political and military might. Jesus speaks of a different kind of Kingdom. He reminds us the Kingdom is indwelling your heart; it can exist in the very center of who you are, deep down In the desperate part of your heart, mind, and soul – the part that needs something. If we let it, the kingdom can invade that place, and in doing so Jesus offers us enough hope for today. 

This message is from our Sunday morning service on March 8th, 2026.

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This morning we revisit the famous three parables Jesus told about the lost; a lost sheep, a lost coin, and a lost son. Interestingly, these stories weren't told to the lost...they were told to the Pharisees, the religious elite outraged he was spending time such an obviously deplorable crowd. Jesus masterfully uses these stories to communicate God's unrelenting pursuit of the lost, while simultaneously challenging us to examine our own judgement, exclusivity, and self-righteousness as he indicts the Pharisees for their unwillingness to join God in his search and in his rejoicing when the lost are brought home.  

This message is from our Sunday morning service on March 1st, 2026.

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Jesus analogizes life with him to a narrow door or path. This specific image is meant to communicate two things to us: 1) Walking through that door into his presence, is like being invited to a banquet prepared for us. It's open to the lowly, to those that recognize that they are limping towards the finish line and that they don’t have it all figured out. 2) What we are walking into by choosing it, is the beginning of a perpetual, lifelong climb where we learn to give over, little by little, all of the things that we hold more dear than Jesus himself. 

This message is from our Sunday morning service on February 22nd, 2026.

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Have you ever wondered why bad things happen to good people? When Jesus was asked this question, he responded by inviting people to think differently about the present moment because no one knows what the future will hold. We tend to dwell on the past or worry about the future, but Jesus reminds us all we have is what we do with the moment we're in. The invitation to reimagine and re-evaluate our life in light of his love is always open. 

This message is from our Sunday morning service on February 15th, 2026.

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Jesus warns you can't measure someone's life by the things they own, though we often spend our whole lives in pursuit of more. Jesus warns it is foolish to only live for yourself, though we often spend our lives self-absorbed. Jesus' words to us today about greed and worry are a challenge to all of us no matter our income or station in life. His invitation to selflessness is ultimately a promise that leads to fullness and freedom. 

This message is from our Sunday morning service on February 8th, 2026.

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We deliberately pause from our regular rhythm of service to respond to the current events unfolding in Minneapolis and the national conflict rippling throughout our country. Lindsey provides a guided lament for our collective grief then Zack leads us through communion closing with a powerful visualization practice. We hope you find this grounding and clarifying as we seek to be people shaped by love. 

Set list to be paired with the lament: 

Movement 1: Invocation - "Lord, I Need You" (Christy Nockels, Daniel Carson, Jesse Reeves, Kristian Stanfill, Matt Maher)
Movements 2 & 3: Complaint and Petition - "Give Me Jesus" (VOUS)
Movement 4: Trust - "Goodness of God" (Bethel Music)

Prayer read aloud: “A Prayer for When We’ve Lost Our Way Again” by Enuma Okoro 

This message is from our Sunday morning service on February 1st, 2026.

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