The new liturgical year always begins with Advent, and the first Sunday of Advent always focuses on hope. This week, Marty shares with the community how the presence of God, in both good times and hard times, produces a hope that does not disappoint us.

The church’s liturgical year ends with Christ the King Sunday and Megan explores what it means for Christ to be king in a nation that rejects kings.

Mitch Lavender closes our series on the communal habits of discipleship with a look at what it means to read the scriptures together, and the dangerous ways we have sometimes abused this practice.

In a sermon in 4 parts, Jeremiah shares how the community singing together helps the church proclaim, reflect, instruct, and praise. (This sermon was interspersed with congregational singing, which is not included in this recording.)

As we continue our series on habits that help form us as disciples, Marty shares how praying together - especially praying the text - can help us be more like Jesus.

What do disciples do together? Jeremiah begins a new 7-week series that looks at the communal rhythms and habits that help disciples become more like Jesus.

As we wrap up our series on our Core Practices, Jeremiah shares how the practice of developing patient rhythms that reflect the life of Jesus can help lead us toward justice.

How does looking back help us move forward? As we continue our series on UCC’s core practices, Marty shares about what it really means to remember, and how confession is deeply tied to it.

What does it mean to seek reconciliation in a world wracked by division? In part 2 of our Core Practices series, Jeremiah shares how reconciliation begins with God and calls us to unity.

What does it mean to be a people of love? The author of Hebrews helps us answer this question in a series of seemingly disconnected instructions in Hebrews 13.