Happy Epiphany! It’s the feast of the three kings. But what’s the ‘epiphany’? What’s the baThis Sunday we kick off our sermon series for the Epiphany season - our journey through the entire book of Ephesians! The timing couldn't be better for us. We, who have complicated histories with the Bible and how to read it. We, who are overwhelmed by the divisions in our world. We, who have begun to wonder where God is in all of THIS. For in Ephesians, we'll be drawn back into the larger story of God and Paul's prayer for us: that we would continue to be "epiphanied" into seeing and participating in the story of God bringing all things together into one.ig ‘Aha!’ Let’s follow the three wise ones and find out.

Happy Epiphany! It’s the feast of the three kings. But what’s the ‘epiphany’? What’s the big ‘Aha!’ Let’s follow the three wise ones and find out.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Love is born! Today, Pastor Sara guides us through three embodied practices of being the Incarnation, as we continue to celebrate Christmas, together.

Love is born! Join us Christmas Eve to hear the Christmas story, to sing all the carols, to light candles and welcome in together the arrival of our Immanuel, our God with us! Pastor Sara will lead us through Mary's experience as we celebrate, together.

Matthew's gospel doesn't even say her name. It calls her "Uriah's wife." The story of Bathsheba is filled with trauma and hard to hear. But this story is such an important reflection of how Jesus' birth challenges earthly power. So join us to meet Bathsheba, the final grandmother in our Advent series, and see what truth she has to speak to all of us.

Have you ever met a friend's family and it shed new light on who they are? Well let me introduce you to Ruth, Jesus' Great Grandma. I think you'll be surprised by her story. If there's a gene for loyal-love, she's got it, and probably passed it down to Emmanuel. Let's see what we can learn from Grandma Ruth.

Those family dramas that we all like to keep secret, the Bible brings out into the open. And the characters we pass over are the very ones God chooses to center in the story of salvation. This week on the Real Grandmothers of Jesus - Rahab! Prostitute? Prophet? Foreigner? Freedom fighter? Yes, yes, and more…

This Sunday kicks off the season of Advent. This is a season of waiting: waiting Jesus being born, and also waiting for hope, faith, love, and power that the good news of Jesus brings. So join us this Sunday as we launch into a new sermon series, and kick off all of the joy-filled festivities this season brings at Salt House.

Tis the season for joy. Yet joy isn’t really something we can manufacture. But we can cultivate gratitude, which produces joy. However here’s the catch: there are three common things that block our gratitude receptors and keep us from the type of thank-filled life God intended for us. Let’s dig into it this Sunday as we wrap up our Ways We Come Alive series.

We welcome Arlene Smith (co-leader of our Women's group and Luther Seminary student) to the Salt House microphone to share her Salt House story. Arlene will share her story of trauma and transformation. Life completely changed for Arlene and Camron with the premature birth of their twins, ten weeks early. Arlene will tell us what happened, how she deeply struggled to see God amid crisis, and what God has been doing in her life in the years since the twins’ preterm birth.