Can we think of forgiveness in terms that are not legalistic or transactional? Jesus invites us to be empathetic and see others as God sees them.

Special music by the chancel choir for September 17, 2023.

Prayers of the People for September 17, 2023 by John Dumermuth.

I have heard people say that God gave us two ears and just one mouth for a reason. We need to listen more than we talk. In times of disagreement and conflict, listening is particularly helpful: we give ourselves an opportunity to learn from others…and experience God’s presence.

Prayers of the People for September 10, 2023 by Pastor Jon Flint.

Special music for September 10, 2023 by the chancel choir.

Ohana is a Hawaiian word that means family. The word is well defined in the movie "Lilo & Stitch:" "Ohana means family. Family means nobody gets left behind—or forgotten." What can the church learn from this concept?

Special music by the chancel choir for September 3, 2023.

Prayers of the People for September 3, 2023 by Michelle Olivares.

Ever notice those clickbait headlines about guessing people's ages by soliciting the answers to just a few questions? Jesus and the disciples play a little game of "Guess Who?" in this week's text from Matthew.  What do a few details tell us about Jesus' identity as Messiah?