In Matthew 7, Jesus teaches us to pray expectantly as he is a King and Father who cares.

In Psalm 139, we find that it is in the dark that God does his best work in us. Though the darkness of our sin and circumstances seem to prevail over us, God specializes in using darkness to show his marvelous light!

Psalm 103 is a psalm of new orientation. The Psalmist is seen talking to himself, encouraging his soul to remember the promises and character of God.

Psalm 40. Here we find God’s nature as a loving Father who longs to give us attention in the darkest places and times in our lives.

Psalm 1 serves as an introduction to the whole Psalter. If happiness is your desire, then this is your Psalm. Here we find that happiness is possible, not bound by circumstances, and rooted in a loving God.

God is love. To love God is to love others. Here we discuss how to love others in our moment in time. Love in this season is best found around the table with friends old and new.

This Pentecost Sunday we look at the personhood of God the Holy Spirit.

As we continue our series We Are Reunion, we examine our final value: generosity. Our love for others is demonstrated, authenticated, and validated by our generosity toward them.

As we continue our series We Are Reunion, we examine our fourth value: covenant community. Our culture is in desperate need of life-giving relationships where others are committed and depth is present.

As we continue our series We Are Reunion, we examine our third value: justice + mercy. Here we seek to find the heartbeat of this compassionate God and how he thinks and feels about our current cultural moment.