In this sermon, Pastor Fran walks you through how to discern God's presence in your path to lessen your fears and increase your hope about your story yet to come.

In this sermon, David courageously shares his personal struggles throughout his journey so far. When faced with the existential question as to why there is evil we've been given a lot of different answers. Learn how look at sharing your burdens and accepting the bad experiences as a step towards "everything rightness".

In this sermon Pastor Fran talks about finding hope and God in the winding path behind us and the unfolding road before us.

Pastor Fran closes up this current sermon series by bringing up two of our church leaders to talk about their own paths of deconstruction/reconstruction in their Christian journeys.

In this sermon Pastor Fran weighs in on questions many of us think about surrounding the Christian faith. What is exactly the point of it all? Are we supposed to be the ones to point to what's good and bad? In this message we talk about discerning what's from God and what's not.

How are Christians to balance the need to discern between good and evil with Jesus' words, "Judge not, let ye be judged"? In this message we explore that balance and focus in on why it's almost impossible to judge and love someone at the same time.

In this sermon Pastor Fran gets brutally honest about how Jesus championed the equality and dignity of all people but modern Christians have not.  Christianity has lost credibility in our culture as a result, and it's time for Christians to start taking the teaching and example of Jesus to heart. 

In this sermon, Pastor Fran talks about centering our picture of God in the Jesus we find on the pages of the Gospels, and having the humility that motivates us to keep learning and keep seeking better answers.

In this sermon, Pastor Fran compares Jesus' teaching in John 15 about how God helps us bear fruit with the journey of the apostle Peter from denying Christ to restoration.

In this message Pastor Fran unpacks Jesus' words in John 14 about being the Way, the Truth, and the Life, and how no one comes to the Father except through him-- is Jesus issuing an ultimatum, or pointing us down the road that leads to new life?