In this sermon we begin a new series on the Psalms. We introduce what they are, that they speak to the full range of human experience, and in praying them what it means to live between memory and hope.

In this sermon we consider the word forgiveness. We look closely at forgiveness as it's positioned in the Lord's Prayer, noting it's connection to our asking for daily bread and God's desire to give such bread and forgiveness to us. We reflect on the power of the Amish community to forgive a violent attacker and what it means to be those kinds of people.

In this sermon we look at what faith, hope, and love mean for our discipleship.

In this sermon we consider what it means to confess that God is Trinity. Our goal is not to explain the mystery of the Trinity, but rather what this confession means. We look a little bit at the history on why there arose a need to clarify the Triune nature of God, which we read in the Nicene Creed. However, we mostly consider what it means to confess that God is Father, Son, and Spirit; what that means for salvation; and what it has to do with saying God is love.

In this sermon we talk about the giving of the Holy Spirit and what it has to do with being a people of peace.

In this sermon consider what the ascension of Jesus means in terms of worship. What the worship gathering is, why we do it, and how it relates to the rest of our lives.

In this sermon we consider how Jesus’ words about God as our advocate and never leaving us orphaned speaks to a culture of loneliness.

In this sermon we look at an important story in Acts about a time when God’s people had to discern past experiences in light of present circumstances.

In this sermon Tim Olson takes us into Hebrews and challenges us to allow the gospel to disrupt our lives and why that's good news.

In this sermon we focus on what it means to talk and discuss the things of faith, especially in the midst of division. We begin with Luke 24 and then turn to Acts 15 to a first century example of discerning the way forward when it's different from the past.