Salt House - Sermons

This fall we’ve been exploring ways to hear from God in our lives. This Sunday, Intern Pastor Zach (in his first Salt House sermon!) considers how simple moments in our daily lives—such as eating chocolate—can be spiritual practices to help us to reflect on what God is saying to us.

"I'm not creative" is something a lot of us feel. And yet we were made by a wildly creative God to create. When did we lose our imagination and how is the Holy Muse reawakening yours? Come ready to dive into an exploration of creativity and spirituality on Sunday morning with Pastor Ryan.

This Sunday's content is also an invitation to engage with the CREATIVITY SMALL GROUP starting in November.

In this isolating time of covid, our sense of disorientation deepens, as many of us wrestle with questions of who we are and what matters. This Sunday, we'll dig into three ways we source meaning how we can make meaning, even now. Don't miss this pivotal conversation as we finish our miniseries on Jesus' Three Great Loves.

In this isolating time of covid, our sense of disorientation deepens, as many of us wrestle with questions of who we are and what matters. This Sunday, we'll dig into three ways we source meaning how we can make meaning, even now. Don't miss this pivotal conversation as we finish our miniseries on Jesus' Three Great Loves.

For the Feast of St. Francis, we specifically celebrate the ways that St. Francis followed Jesus into earth-keeping and holy friendship with all creation.

This season we are looking at how Jesus balanced his time in three primary relationships; Jesus had three great loves. He spent time UP (with God), IN (with his friends), and OUT (in the world). Today, we explore how our IN - our social connections — are as important for us as food. Which is why, in these isolating times, we all feel like we're starving.

We continue our fall season exploration of HEARING GOD and listening to the guidance of the Spirit as we consider how Jesus navigated his primary relationships.

Welcome to Fall 2021 at Salt House. During this season, we are exploring the rhythms of Jesus’ life and the balance of relationship he navigated. How might we be transformed more into the likeness of Jesus for the sake of ourselves, our loved ones, and the world?

During the five Sundays in August, Pastor Ryan Marsh invites us to learn from the Master Jesus through practices and experiments in identity, community, purpose, security, and peace. Today, we focus on PEACE. Let us assume a beginner’s mind now as we enter the Jesus Dojo.

During August, Pastor Ryan will lead us through a series called JESUS DOJO. What if we treated church more like a place of training; learning from a master. Let us assume a beginner’s mind now as we enter the Jesus Dojo.