We’re looking toward reconciliation! Using the story of Edom and Judah in the prophetic language of Obadiah, we begin with the necessary but sometimes difficult recognition that reconciliation requires beginning with justice, naming and correcting the injustices that divided us.

What does it mean to be called by God? On this All Saints’ Day, we explore Paul’s invitation to bridge the connection between the future and the past, carrying on the language and tradition of the saints.

Where is God calling us to grow? As we continue exploring generosity, Pastor Dillon invites us to the practice of prayerfully opening ourselves to the challenge of God's invitation.

Can generosity be expected or demanded? In the story of the ten lepers healed by Jesus, only one of whom returned to give thanks, we discover that gratitude must be cultivated and a blessing counted is blessing given twice.

How does generosity intersect with our faith? To begin our new worship series, we head back to the very beginning and then pick up the resurrection as we discover that the practice of giving is part of the image of God and we cannot be fully ourselves until we take on the challenge of generosity.

In this morning's stories of working and feeding, Deacon Tina invites us to live with the love of God and share the gifts we are given with those most in need.

In the final scene of Jonah's story, there is the struggle of relative scale and importance: how much is a life worth? A simple question made harder when dealing with challenging people, Jonah never gives an answer and God puts the question to us.

How tragic to handle something beautiful and remain unchanged by the experience. In this continuation of Jonah's story, we again encounter God's astounding grace and wish for more than Jonah allows for himself - a chance to be overturned by grace!

What happens to prophets that don't listen to God? In at least one very specific instance, God feeds them to a big fish! As we dive into Jonah this first week, we explore the surprise of God's grace reaching out to save even the rebellious runaway. It's not so easy to escape God's grace!

What can we do when we disagree? Reflecting on the challenge of getting the right answer on tests throughout school, Pastor Dillon explores what to do when we find ourselves divided on the correct response and without an answer key. Is there space for mutual blessing, as with Paul and Barnabas? There might be!