The first sermon in a new series on Jesus' miracles. Rev. Ferris preaches on two healing stories: Jarius' daughter and the woman with a flow of blood. Mark 5:21-43. 

On Ash Wednesday, Pastor Rebecca offers a homily on Joel 2:1-3; 12-17, and explores what "rending" one's heart might mean, especially in the context of our mortality and of the season of Lent.  

Rev. Ferris explores the Transfiguration of Jesus, focusing on the disciples' fear. What does it mean to "fear the Lord?" The text is Mark 9:2-9.

What is the role of vulnerability in one's life of faith? How does Jesus respond to us when we are overwhelmed with worry, doubt, or shame?
In today's sermon on Luke 5:1-11, Pastor Rebecca explores the story of Jesus' invitation to Simon Peter, Peter's unusual and fascinating response, and what kinds of invitations God might be issuing to us today. 

What does it mean to be "born again"? Rev. Ferris explores Jesus' encounter with Nicodemus from John 3:1-8, 16-17. 

Rev. Ferris explores Christian identity and freedom through the story of Jesus' temptation in the wilderness. The text is Matthew 4:1-11. 

Can sin be good news? Rev. Ferris explores the story of Jesus' baptism and how the awareness of sin is the first step toward freedom in Christ. The reading is Mark 1:4-11. 

In this sermon on Matthew 2:1-12 focusing on the journey of the Magi to Bethlehem, Pastor Rebecca explores the question, "what do we do when something strange draws us off the path we expected to walk?" 

Rev. Jason Ferris preaches on the Christmas story, exploring how the tenderness of Christ's birth can keep our hearts soft, even in the midst of a hard world. 

Rev. Rebecca Blake preaches on Matthew 1:18-25 and Joseph's encounter with a dream that helped him choose to be a part of God's work in the world, even though he was still afraid of what that might mean.