We're back in the Open Invitation sermon series that has been taking us on a long and winding trail through the gospel of Luke! In this message, we open up Luke chapter 15 and seek to learn about God's attitude and posture toward "lost things." 

With the final Sunday of 2025, the Sunday between Christmas and New Year's, we're unpacking what Ephesians 4 has to teach us about God's desires for the Church. 

Christmas Under Wraps Pt. 4 - The two kings found in Matthew chapter 2, Herod and Jesus, couldn't be more different! This message will contrast the two rulers, and observe the core values of their kingdoms. Which king will you choose?

Christmas Under Wraps Pt. 3 - (warning: Pastor Pete's voice was affected by a severe cold during this sermon!) This message explores the importance of understanding why Jesus is referred to as Immanuel, God with Us.

Christmas Under Wraps Pt. 2 - This message unpacks why the gospel announcement of the birth of Jesus is good news and not good advice, and also explores why Matthew's gospel begins the exciting story with... a dusty old genealogy?!?

We're kicking off our Advent 2025 sermon series, Christmas Under Wraps, with a look at light. Isaiah's messianic prophecy described the arrival of the coming King as a time of "dawning light." How is the Light of Jesus still active in our lives and our world today?

It's not just the Trinity that's a complex and mysterious part of the Christian faith! There are many things that Christians believe that require an acceptance of mystery and a reverence for God. Let's use the scene of Moses at the burning bush as a case study for how to approach the more mysterious parts of life with God.

The concept of the Trinity is one of the great mysteries in the Christian faith. But, it can feel overly confusing, and not applicable to our lives. This message encourages us to think differently about what the Trinity can teach us about God and ourselves!

Changing from the Center, Pt 10: We finish this sermon series by looking at ways to make this journey of formation longer than just the ten weeks we've spent focusing on these themes. What do a plan and posture for ongoing formation look like?

Changing from the Center, Pt 9