What if scripture were more than laws and rules to follow? With Psalm 19's delight in the scriptures, we explore the practice of sacred reading and how we might soak in the scriptures until our lives are a witness to God's glory and love.

Can baking bread teach us about praying each morning? Join us for an exploration of Psalm 5 and an extended sourdough recipe!

How can silence be a powerful worship tool? In an up-and-down Psalm, we explore what it means to sit in silence and listen for God's voice!

Is diversity dangerous or a gift? In the combination of Babel and Pentecost, we discover that God is an artist who creates with marvelous diversity that is cherished and required in the body of Christ!

It's hard not to be a worrywart when there's so much to worry about! And if we don't worry about it, who will? There's an answer in the rainbow and the birds, a freedom to live our lives like a work of art.

It's hard not to be a worrywart when there's so much to worry about! And if we don't worry about it, who will? There's an answer in the rainbow and the birds, a freedom to live our lives like a work of art.

Two of Pastor Dillon's favorite things made it into this morning's sermon on artistry and creativity: coffee and Jesus. And potato Jesus, too? It's an adventure, to be sure!

Should Peter have even stepped out of the boat? In the midst of the storm, we explore what it might take to step out of comfortable places to be where we belong.

After twelve years, Jesus heals a woman of bleeding. How can we live in faith when we have high expectations but God isn't quick to act -- and what's the connection Pastor Dillon sees to the Grand Canyon?

It's dangerous out there: take heart! In the story of a paralyzed man healed by Jesus, we learn that there is nothing we need to do in order to be forgiven by God.