In the fourth week of our series on the life of Moses, Rev. Ferris looks at the command, "Let my people go so they may worship me in the wilderness." He explores the idea of freedom in its Biblical and cultural senses, drawing on Exodus 7-10, which tell the story of Moses' confrontation with Pharaoh.

In the third week of our "Moses: A Human Life" sermon series, Rev. Blake explores the story of Moses' resistance to God's invitation to be a part of liberating the Hebrew people. The text is Exodus 4:1-16 and immediately follows last week's text and continues the conversation between God and Moses by the burning bush. 

In the second week of our sermon series on the life of Moses, we explore the story of Moses meeting God in the burning bush. Rev. Ferris preaches on Exodus 3:1-14.

We begin a new sermon series today entitled, Moses: A Human Life. In the first sermon of this series, Rev. Ferris explores the dramatic birth of Moses, his discovery by the daughter of the Pharaoh, and his growing awareness of justice. The text is Exodus 1:15-2:15. 

Rev. Ferris explores the significance of the Magi's journey to meet the Christ child in Bethlehem. Matthew 2:1-12.

In this sermon on Luke 2:7-20, Pastor Rebecca explores the familiar nativity story through the lens of Mary's experience and the context of her powerful song in Luke 1 (the Magnificat). 

Rev. Ferris concludes our mini-series on John the Baptist by exploring the dramatic story of John's beheading by King Herod. This dramatic tale offers a window into a fundamental question: Will we live our lives by fear or by love? The text is Mark 6: 14-29. 

We continue our mini-series on John the Baptist with a sermon on Matthew 11:2-11. Rev. Ferris explores John's confusion about Jesus: is he the Messiah or are we to wait for another? He explores the strangeness of the incarnation, concluding with a story about Henri Nouwen.

We begin a 3-week mini series on the John the Baptist. Today, Rev. Ferris explores John's prophetic ministry, baptizing people in the Jordan River. He discusses John's strange personality and the humility he showed in drawing attention to Jesus. He also explores Da Vinci's famous portrait of John, which was printed on the church bulletin. Matthew 3: 1-6, 11.

As we look to the beginning of the Advent season next week, how might we get ready to "enter the great mystery of Christmas?" Rev. Blake explores how Mary's song, the Magnificat, gives us ways to make space for the tenacious hope and love of God to abide in and with us. Our text is Luke 1:36-55.