When a plague hit Egypt, darkness was everywhere except where God's people were. This captures the reality that where God's people gather, light exists for the world. How do we embody this high calling as being a people of light? We discuss in week 3 of our series.

Jonah spent 3 days waiting in the darkness of a fish's belly. We as Christians know that Jesus, the Light, will return one day to bring about everlasting day, but in the meantime, we're waiting in the darkness of this world. How do we make sense of this and how do we respond? We discuss the role of lament in today's message.

This Advent, we are discussing the reality that Light has shown on those dwelling in darkness. We look at the story of Gideon to see how God turns darkness in on itself to bring light into this world and into our lives.

Jesus commands his Church to proclaim the Good News of repentance for the forgiveness of sins in his name. In what ways is "repentance" good news? What can we learn about our place in Jesus' work through his commissioning of his first disciples? We discuss in this sermon.

In this powerful story, Jesus is brought a woman with accusations that could lead to stones being thrown at her. All the while, people are ready to throw stones at Jesus depending on how he handles the situation. We explore Jesus' reaction and what it tells us about his character as our judge and how we approach those that we dislike.