Sunday Gathering August 10, 2025
Brian Ross (Proverbs 24:21, 32-34)

In this series, we’re exploring the surprising, generous way of Jesus. He doesn’t meet us with shame, but with compassion. He doesn’t demand perfection, but offers a fresh start. He gives peace where we carry anxiety, rest where we carry exhaustion, and hope where we feel stuck. This isn’t about giving up — it’s about opening up. Maybe what your soul needs most isn’t to try harder, but to try less... and receive what only Jesus can give.

Sunday Gathering August 3, 2025
Grace Berg (Luke 15:11-32)

Everything around us tells us to try harder. Be better. Get it together. We live in a culture that runs on hustle — where identity and value are earned by effort, performance, and self-reliance. But what if the way of Jesus is different? What if transformation begins not by doing more, but by receiving what we could never earn?

Sunday Gathering July 27, 2025
Jon Jo

Sunday Gathering July 27, 2025
Jon Jo (Psalms 145 ; Psalms 146)

Sunday Gathering July 20, 2025
Ryan Kenny (Psalm 139)

Sunday Gathering July 13, 2025
Kate Houk (Psalm 62 )

Sometimes life has us wondering- when is God going to show up and intervene? Waiting on God can be frustrating, lonely, and sacred. In Psalm 62, we are invited to wait in silence on God as our refuge and to pour out our hearts with him as our safe place.

Sunday Gathering July 6, 2025
Ryan Kenny (Psalm 8 )

From P. Diddy to Mother Teresa, people in crisis and people in purpose turn to one unexpected place: the Psalms. Why do these ancient poems speak so powerfully to our modern lives? Because these ancient songs know what it’s like to be human—and where to find God in it all. 

Sunday Gathering June 29, 2025
Ryan Kenney (Psalm 1)

The Psalms are not polite.

They rage, rejoice, accuse, confess, worship, and weep—sometimes all in one breath.

They don’t sound like a church service; they sound like real life.

If you’ve ever felt too angry to pray, too ashamed to hope, or too tired to care—the Psalms understand.

And here’s the surprise: in all that raw, emotional honesty… God shows up.

These ancient poems aren’t just our words to God—they become places where we meet God, maybe even when we least expect it.

Sunday Gathering May 18, 2025
Ryan Kenny (Romans 12:6–8)

You are wired to make a difference—and someone needs what God put in you.

Sunday Gathering May 11, 2025
Ryan Kenny (Romans 12:3–5)

You don’t need to find your tribe—you were made for a body.