Pastor Cara shares the Biblical story of the unexpected annointing of a shepherd boy named David as the future king of Israel, weaving it together with a more contemporary baptism.

Karyn Kuan recounts the story of the Israelites wandering through the desert while ruminating on the meaning, and experience of, the word home.

Pastor Cara shares the story of Jacob experiencing God in a vision and asks us to consider how we might work to be aware of God's presence with us everyday.

Pastor Cara candidly discusses the reasons we tend to engage in gossip before suggesting some ways we can all work toward a more disciplined life, and why we might want to do this.

Popular understandings of the word gentleness suggest cuteness and timidity. Pastor Cara speaks to a different kind of gentleness as we share the hope within us.

In her first sermon plumbing the theological depths of the Big Band Theory sitcom, Pastor Cara discusses the difference between being nice as a social convention and being kind as a matter of spiritual faithfulness.

Pastor Cara continues to explore the moment of the Spirit on the early church in Acts while also touching on more recent developments.

Pastor Cara talks about the mission of the church as seen in the story of Peter or Cornelius in the Book of Acts. Will we focus on our obstacles or our mission?

Lay speaker Hiroshi Goto talks about forgiveness, a woman's bold move, and what it means to our lives.

Pastor Cara discusses the story of Phillip, the Ethiopian eunuch, and those whom we might find be surprised to discover within the circle of God's love.