In this sermon we look at what discipleship meant in the first century Jewish context and consider what it might mean to be called to follow Jesus. Hint: calling begins with listening to God speak to you.

In this sermon we consider Jesus’ question to the disciples, “what are you looking for?” with a little help from U2, Clarence Jordan, and a personal experience.

In this sermon we look at the story of Jesus’ baptism, what it has to do with the season of Epiphany, and a string of connection about what it means to come up out of the waters towards the New Creation God is bringing about in Jesus. And some help, again, from Flannery O’Connor.

In this sermon we consider the story of the Magi and what it means to pay attention to the divine in both ordinary and extraordinary ways.

In this sermon we enter into the nativity scene through the eyes of the family Herdman in order to see anew the story of Jesus’ birth.

In this sermon we look at the story of Joseph receiving news about Mary being pregnant and we consider through it what it means to confess that God is with us in the significant and insignificant things of life.

In this sermon Kevin Portillo takes into Isaiah to talk about joy and being brought home to God.

In this sermon we look the person of John the Baptist, what it means to expect him while being surprised by him, what it means to be called into the wilderness (on purpose), how what edges and tree rings have to teach us.

In this sermon we consider the season of Advent and what it means to live in light of the first and second coming of Jesus.