Scripture: Leviticus 25: 1-19

In this message, we will reflect on how embracing the gift of rest allows us to be people of restoration, renewal, and wholeness. The Year of Jubilee teaches us about balance, equity, and kinship, celebrating that rest is a gift for all of God’s creation. 

Scripture: Genesis 2: 1-3

This four-week series explores the profound importance of rest in our lives. As we continue, we will learn how to find a healthy balance of rest, work, and play, understand the rhythm of rest modeled by God, and affirm that God has given everyone the gift of rest to be embraced.

This message reflects the natural ebb and flow of our minds, bodies, and spirits, which God has modeled for us. 

This four-week series explores the profound importance of rest in our lives. As we continue the series, we will learn how to find a healthy balance of rest, work, and play, understand the rhythm of rest modeled by God, and affirm that God has given everyone the gift of rest to be embraced.

This message help us reflect on how to cultivate a healthy rhythm of rest, work, and play, recognizing that balance is essential for our well-being and spiritual growth.

This four-week series explores the profound importance of rest in our lives. We start with Elijah's experience of divine rest, learn how to find a healthy balance of rest, work, and play, understand the rhythm of rest modeled by God, and affirm that God has given everyone the gift of rest to be embraced.

This message uses the story of Elijah to reflect on how God might help us be released into rest rather than stretching us to do more.

Worship Series: “Created for Connection”

God created us for connection and community. 

Drawing on the experiences of the early church in scripture, let us relearn how God leads us into lives of meaningful relationship with Godself and one another.

The message: “Connection with Community”

Scripture Lesson: Hebrews 10: 23-25 CEB

In our loneliness, we often retreat from church and community.  We are called, as believers, to prioritize the time for worship and small groups to encourage each other in the faith.

Scripture: John 11: 1-7; 17-26

Today’s question is: “Will Purpose make me happy?”

In a world that prioritizes “happiness,” God calls us into a more expansive vision of faith and flourishing. 

When we don’t have the answer to where we are going, we often feel like we are wandering and “wasting time.” 

But with God, no time is wasted. In our wandering, God offers us an opportunity to explore new possibilities through acts of creativity, wonder, and play.

Scripture: Exodus 16

Purpose is what we can do today. We must not only focus on the future but also the present. What do we have to offer right now, and who needs it? When we offer what we have now, we find – often to our surprise – that our purpose begins to come into focus.

Who Am I? That is today’s focus. We may feel like we are defined by our highs and lows, but first and foremost, we are defined by God’s love for us. God’s love promises to redeem our whole stories. It allows us to look back over our lives and see how all our experiences—good, bad, and in-between—can shape and clarify our purpose.

Scripture: Matthew 5: 13-16

Finding our purpose is discovering who God has uniquely created us to be and how our gifts can serve others at any moment.