In today's sermon, we start to work through one of the primary narrative driving scripture: the theme of Exodus that runs throughout human history.  Our co-pasor, John Gaddis, will discuss how crying out inaugurates history, and how Jesus is bringing about a New Exodus.

In today's message, we follow up on a lesson from our previous sermon series: the importance of applying wisdom to reimagine ancient traditions for today's world. Our co-pastor, Nicole Vickey, leads us in a look at the tradition of Lent, and how we might adapt this tradition to make it a more meaningful season for our community.

In today's message, we conclude our sermon series on How The Bible Actually Works with a look at the letters of the New Testament. Twenty-three of 27 books in the New Testament are letters, written to other people in other times.  Reading them is like reading someone else’s mail - we don’t really understand exactly what was going on.  And yes, those letters also need to be reinterpreted over time and matched to our understanding at the time. The Bible is a history and book of wisdom, not a rulebook to stay out of hell or an encyclopedia of facts.

In today's message, our co-pastor John Gaddis continues our sermon series entitled How Does The Bible Actually Work. He talks about how the process of adapting the past and reimaging God is something that we actually see happening in the Bible itself. This sacred responsibility -- to imagine God in light of the present moment, in light of our faith in Jesus as God's Messiah -- now falls to the followers of Jesus today.

In today's message, our co-pastor Paula Williams continues our sermon series entitled How Does The Bible Actially Work. Her sermon looks at the Bible not just as a history of how Israel and the followers of Jesus understood their relationship with God, and a book of wisdom - but also as a history of how the followers of God, throughout history, defined their understanding of the very nature of God - right down to and including our attempts to do the same today.

In today's message, our co-pastor Paula Williams hosts several church members speaking on what our church has meant in their lives.

In today's message, our co-pastor Paula Williams shares the second sermon in a new series called "How Does The Bible Actually Work" with a sermon entitled "The Bible As History & Wisdom".

Is the Bible an encyclopedia of facts? Is it a rulebook? It is neither. It is a history of how the people of Israel understood their relationship with God and a history of how the followers of Jesus understood their relationship with God. It is a book of history and wisdom and as such, is a great source for us today.

In today's message, our co-pastor John Gaddis shares the first sermon in a new series called "How Does The Bible Actually Work".

In our first-ever outdoor Christmas Eve service, from the lawn outside Left Hand Chapel, hear seasonal sermons from both John Gaddis and Paula Williams.

So, why did Jesus come to earth?  One of the main reasons was to show all of us that the human body is good - all of it - not a message we’ve heard enough from the church.  In this message, our co-pastor Paula Williams talks about why the human body is good.