The eighth sermon in the sermon series, "For Everyone," was preached by Rev. David Lee.

The seventh sermon in the sermon series, "For Everyone," was preached by Rev. David Lee.

The sixth sermon in the sermon series, "For Everyone," was preached by Rev. Pete Nicholas.

The desire for greater racial justice is widely articulated, but there is great division over what racial justice actually looks like and perhaps even more confusion over how it can be achieved. In this talk, Rev. Pete Nicholas explores these vital themes and considers how the gospel of Jesus Christ connects with them.

George Frederic Watts depicts hope as a melancholy, blind woman perched on a dark world, listening intently to the last remaining string of 'hope' on her lyre. In our Guest Sunday, through an interview, talk, music, and a live Q&A, we explored whether this accurately portrays hope or whether the Christian tradition gives us something more.

The fifth sermon in the sermon series, "For Everyone", was preached by Rev. Pete Nicholas.

The fourth sermon in the sermon series, "For Everyone", was preached by Rev. Pete Nicholas.

The third sermon in the sermon series, "For Everyone", was preached by Rev. Pete Nicholas.

The second sermon in the sermon series, "For Everyone", was preached by Rev. Jeff White.

The first sermon in the sermon series, "For Everyone", was preached by Rev. Jeff White.