“Eco” (Greek: oikos) means household. When talking about ecology, we also have to address our economy. Pastor Sarah shares how Jesus critiqued the marketplace of his time, inviting disciples (including us!) to trust that through him, God would make a renewed oikos where all of creation is at home.

This message comes from Pastor Sarah Scherschligt on March 3, 2024

The Gospel reading is from John, Chapter 2, verses 13 - 22

Climate change has resulted in huge uncertainty for all,

Our message is from Pastor Jason during the February 25, 2024 service. 

The message is Mark 8:31-37

Today’s eco-challenges are creating a new wilderness.  Climate change, species loss and pollution are new elements of wilderness. What can we learn from Noah and Jesus and how they approached their wilderness and what does it mean for us today?

Our message is from Pastor Sarah Scherschligt, and comes from worship on February 18, 2024.

The bible verse for inspiration comes from Matthew 4.

How does Jesus address the chaos at the bottom of the mountain, where we all live? Pastor Tania shares how Jesus relates to us in the real world, not just at the top of the mountain during the transfiguration or in theological ivory towers. 

Our message is from Pastor Tania Haber, and comes from worship on February 11, 2024.