This is the final sermon in a short, 3-week series on gratitude that will coincide with the Thanksgiving season. We have so many reasons to be filled with gratitude! In this message, we look at the "dance" between gratitude and generosity, how they compliment and empower each other in our lives and communities.

This is the second sermon in a short, 3-week series on gratitude that will coincide with the Thanksgiving season. We have so many reasons to be filled with gratitude! In this message, we explore how our hearts can be transformed when we both glorify God and give Him thanks, leading to light and fullness instead of the futility and darkness of sin. 

This is the first sermon in a short, 3-week series on gratitude that will coincide with the Thanksgiving season. We have so many reasons to be filled with gratitude! In this first message, we take a look at the biblical idea of being "thankful in all circumstances" and work through some of the challenges to that kind of lifestyle. 

This is the final message in a series of sermons called Seeking God: Finding Another Kind of Life that following along with themes from a book by the same name (by Trevor Hudson). The series is all about being formed more into the image of Christ, by the power of the Holy Spirit, while digging into Scripture, and leaning on the wisdom of St. Ignatius and Dallas Willard. 

In this concluding message, we briefly recap the "threads" of the different kind of life that Jesus offers us. Then, we learn about ways to contemplate the deep love that God has for us, and how we can carry that love from contemplation and into our everyday lives. 

This is one of our "Fifth Sunday" messages! When a month has a "fifth Sunday," we have the Kid Connection kids stay in the sanctuary with us during the sermon time (instead of heading to Kid Connection) and then tackle some more "kid-friendly" content in the message. In the series All God's Creatures, we've been focusing on stories that include animals, and this message covers (most of) the story of Jonah. Jonah's story is one of the most famous ones from the Bible... but few people know what we're actually supposed to take away from his adventure! 

This is the seventh in a series of sermons called Seeking God: Finding Another Kind of Life that following along with themes from a book by the same name (by Trevor Hudson). The series is all about being formed more into the image of Christ, by the power of the Holy Spirit, while digging into Scripture, and leaning on the wisdom of St. Ignatius and Dallas Willard. 

In this message, we have an "Easter in October" celebration of the resurrection! Not only is the resurrection a deep (and somewhat mysterious) theological truth that, along with the Cross, gives Christianity its foundation. It is also an invitation to encounter and interact with the resurrected Jesus here and now! 

This is the sixth in a series of sermons called Seeking God: Finding Another Kind of Life that following along with themes from a book by the same name (by Trevor Hudson). The series is all about being formed more into the image of Christ, by the power of the Holy Spirit, while digging into Scripture, and leaning on the wisdom of St. Ignatius and Dallas Willard. 

In this message, we focus on the cross of Jesus. What does the cross mean for us? And, what does the cross require of us? 

This is the fifth in a series of sermons called Seeking God: Finding Another Kind of Life that following along with themes from a book by the same name (by Trevor Hudson). The series is all about being formed more into the image of Christ, by the power of the Holy Spirit, while digging into Scripture, and leaning on the wisdom of St. Ignatius and Dallas Willard. 

In this message, we are reminded that following Jesus does indeed mean "counting the cost" of discipleship. But, following Jesus is also life's greatest opportunity.   

This is the fourth in a series of sermons called Seeking God: Finding Another Kind of Life that following along with themes from a book by the same name (by Trevor Hudson). The series is all about being formed more into the image of Christ, by the power of the Holy Spirit, while digging into Scripture, and leaning on the wisdom of St. Ignatius and Dallas Willard. 

In this message, we deal with the topic of our human desires. By and large, the Church does not do well teaching us how to understand our desires as good gifts from God—designed to connect us more deeply with our own souls, with other people, and with our Designer.  

This is the third in a series of sermons called Seeking God: Finding Another Kind of Life that following along with themes from a book by the same name (by Trevor Hudson). The series is all about being formed more into the image of Christ, by the power of the Holy Spirit, while digging into Scripture, and leaning on the wisdom of St. Ignatius and Dallas Willard. 

In this message, we examine how we have typically understood the concept of "repentance" and ask if it's truly the most healthy, helpful, and biblical way to do so. Then, we look at how repentance should function as both a doorway and a pathway for followers of Jesus.