Sermon from the 10:00am traditional service.

Jesus says that he comes to bring fire to the earth. In this sermon, Colin explores these words of judgment as expressions of God’s love—a fire that confronts what cannot give life, yet also refines, renews, and makes space for new creation. Luke 12:49–56 Sermon from The Table.

Sermon from the traditional service.

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Luke 12:13–21 In this sermon, Colin invites us to consider where we seek our security—in our plans, performance, and possessions, or in God. Drawing from Jesus’ parable of the rich fool, it challenges the illusion of control and offers a deeper rest found in relationship with God. This is a message of grace, freedom, and what it means to be truly alive. Sermon from the 10:00am traditional service.

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The opening chapter of Hosea offers a jarring image of God's troubled relationship with ancient Israel. Although the people's unfaithfulness grieves God's heart and makes divine judgment inevitable, this text points to the unending, perfect faithfulness of a God who ultimately refuses to give up on his people. Sermon from the 10:00am service.

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Sermon from the 10:00am traditional service.

Luke 10:38–42 In this sermon, Colin reflects on the story of Mary and Martha to explore what Jesus meant by “the one thing needful.” Rather than correcting Martha for serving, Jesus invites Martha—and us—into a deeper kind of hospitality: one that begins not in the kitchen, but at his feet. True Christian faith, we learn, starts not with doing for Jesus, but with receiving him into the center of our lives. Sermon from The Table.