We continue to explore the revelation of God in Christ Jesus in in this season of Epiphany. In Mark 1:21-28 we see the significance and impact of an embodied kingdom, making what was on the outside now on the inside.

In the third week of the season of Epiphany we explore the call story of Simon, Andrew, James, and John in Mark 1:14-20. We see in the text Jesus' call and the disciples' obedience; these are the ingredients of faith.

We continue on in our sermon series on James. This week we examine the effects of partiality in the church and how the church ought to respond to the temptation to play favorites.

This week we examine the path toward good religion according to the epistle of James.

This is the second week in our sermon series in James. We are examining the necessity of reordering desires of the heart this week.

Our guest preacher Holly Bailey starts out our sermon series in the book of James.

Part 3 in our series in Jonah. The belly of the fish looks like the worst part of a series of judgements of God on Jonah. It is, though, the place where Jonah begins to find redemption.

Part 2 in our series in Jonah. We consider how the God of Israel is also the God of Nineveh. God desires that none should perish...not even Ninevites.

This is part 1 of our Lenten series in Jonah. We consider why the debate on the historicity of the fish is not the point of the story of Jonah.

The ninth part in our series titled Rebuilding Church.