Join us for a reflection on the life of Abraham and what it means to be transformed in faithfulness.

Is God's judgment compatible with the idea of mercy and love? Join pastor Cory for a reflection on the life of Noah and the lessons we learn from Noah's faithful endurance and hope through a time of judgment.

Join Bob Trube for an exploration of the account of Cain and Abel.

What do we learn from the lives of Adam and Eve? Join pastor Cory for a reflection on Genesis 3:1-24.

What does it mean for us that God created the heavens and the earth? Join pastor Cory for a reflection on God's identity as revealed to us through the creation account of Genesis 1:1-2:3.

Join Drew Meziere for a journey through Daniel chapter 2 and reflections on what it means to live as people of hope as kingdoms come and go.

At our recent Brethren General Conference, the denomination affirmed a new vision statement to pursue together:

"The Brethren Church is led by the Word and Spirit as a family of churches creating innovative relational spaces for every tribe, language, people, and nation to encounter God’s redemptive Kingdom."

Join pastor Cory for a reflection on how this vision can be fleshed out as our congregation joins other Brethren across the United States in pursuit of the heavenly vision given in Revelation 5:9-10.

Join worship pastor, Jeff Whiteside, for a reflection on Jesus' commission to the disciples directly before his ascension.

Join pastor Cory for a reflection on the prayer that Jesus taught us to pray.

Anger is a secondary emotion - usually triggered by undergirding feelings of sadness, fear, or frustration bubbling over into anger. While these emotions can be completely valid responses to our experiences and unmet expectations, there are healthy and unhealthy ways we can react to them. Join pastor Cory for a reflection on the traps of Jonah's anger in response to God's mercy on the Ninevites, and some ways we can seek out a Christlike response in our anger.