The central truth about sharing Christ's love? You can't do it from a distance. We need to engage with people. We need to show up.

Our only hope is the love and grace of God.

Jesus gave a simple instruction, “Follow me.” Two words, without much explanation and yet those words have set the course for the church, for generation upon generation of Christians to do one of two things: get it right or get it wrong.

With so many things dividing us, we'll look at how people from different views of life can come together through God's grace.

Every person who has been baptized – regardless if you were sprinkled, poured over, or dunked – every person who has been baptized into a new life in Jesus Christ has been baptized into Hope. Hope that can only come from the One Hope of the World.

There's a lot we can learn in the nine miles from Jerusalem to Bethlehem.

Sam Riedel, our Youth Director, leads us in a message the first Sunday after Christmas.

We're all tired of waiting, and yet, waiting and hoping are exactly what we need to do.

"We who are seeking hope must repent of our participation in systems of injustice..."

We begin our Advent journey not by looking back to the manger or the proclamation of the Angel Gabriel, rather the Gospel writer invites us to look ahead, beyond the historical Jesus and towards Jesus’ promised return.