Can money buy security? What about peace or happiness? Rev. Ferris explores the Parable of the Rich Fool, from Luke 12: 13-21.

Rev. Ferris explores Jesus' extraordinary parable of the Two Brothers, commonly known as the Parable of the Prodigal Son. This story is much more complex than most people think. Contrary to popular understandings, the young son is not even the main focus. Rather, it is the elder son who is most in need of redemption.  Luke 18: 1-3, 11-32.

Why do we remember bad things but not good things? And what does this have to do with forgiveness? Rev. Ferris explores the parable of the unmerciful servant from Matthew 18:21-35.

Rev. Rebecca Blake preaches on Matthew 13:44-46, the parables of the hidden treasure and pearl. 

The Kingdom of Heaven is like the kudzu vine?! Rev. Ferris preaches on the parable of the mustard seed, Jesus' subversive story in which he compares God's Kingdom to an invasive species that no one wants in their garden. Matthew 13:31-32. 

Jesus' parables are deceptively simple. Just when you think you understand them, another layer of meaning is revealed. Rev. Ferris begins an 8-week series on Jesus' parables by exploring the parable of the sower from Matthew 13:1-9.

A sermon on Acts 1: 1-11 preached on Ascension Sunday, May 29, 2022, by the Rev. Rebecca Blake.

On the beach by the Sea of Galilee, Jesus practiced a kind of advanced psychotherapy, offering Peter forgiveness, new life, and a renewed vocation. A sermon on John 21: 15-17 preached on May 22, 2022 by the Rev. Jason Ferris.

What does Jesus' resurrected body look like? What does it mean that it's a physical not just spiritual resurrection? A sermon on Luke 24: 36-42 preached on May 15, 2022 by the Rev. Jason Ferris.

Is certainty the goal of Christian life? Rev. Ferris argues that certainty is a myth (in science as well as religion), but this shouldn't prevent us from trusting Jesus with our lives. A sermon on John 20:24-29 preached on May 8, 2022.