We pick up today where last week left off: what happens when we don't know the fruits of our labor? When we can't see the results?

It leads to needing to celebrate.

Rev. Adam W. Anderson, preaching.

When the world leans us into despair, what's the response?

When the hope of labor spent is unsure, how do we persist?

The answer, it seems, is just to keep digging.

Rev. Adam W. Anderson, preaching.

Do we trust the wing we're offered by Christ, or would we rather trust the assumed safety of the henhouse?

Rev. Jessica A. Means, preaching.

We come down the mountain, into the wilderness. What can we bring with us as we create a new space as those beloved by God?

Rev. Adam W. Anderson, preaching

We gather today to mark Ash Wednesday, and the beginning of Lent.

Rev. Jessica A. Means preaching.

We transition with a eye towards Lent with a moment to look high up on the mountain. We need to continue on.

It's so easy for us to hear Jesus proclaiming woes, even for good things, and wonder why.

Maybe it's not a finger wag, but instead an intervention: our hearts and our comforts will not sustain us. But what will? We unfold that today.

Who are we to tell Jesus no when he calls us?

What does a real committment to love look like? How are we transformed by the message of Jesus and the call to expansive love?

We explore that today.