Next up in the Open Invitation series, we dig into three verses in the middle of Luke 16 that just don't seem to fit with everything else around them. Or do they? 

We're bouncing back to Luke chapter 16 to hear what Jesus has to say in the immediate aftermath of his telling of the Parable of the Shrewd Manager, which includes a well-known line about the impossibility of serving two masters. 

We're heading back to the well-known story of The Prodigal (Lost) Son in Luke 15 to take a look at the older brother, who is highlighted at the end of the parable. What does Jesus have to teach us through the words, attitudes, and actions of this critical character?

In the next message in the Open Invitation sermon series, we'll unpack a tricky parable from Jesus. The story of "The Shrewd Manager" can be difficult to understand on the surface, but looking a little more deeply reveals a beautiful reminder of how we should use what we have cleverly and wisely. 

In this message in the Open Invitation sermon series, we work through the final of the "triad" of "lost parables" in Luke chapter 15: the well-known story of The Prodigal (Lost) Son. 

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?!?