"There is a pervasive lie that repentance will hurt you, but in truth it is so good." Sermon from the 9:00am service on 10/4/20

What if a secret to the Christian life were letting go of all our prescriptions of how we think the world should go and accepting with gratitude how it actually does go according to this One who brings water from the rock – life from the Rock who is Jesus. Sermon from 9/27/2020.

The Book of Jonah teaches that God is slow to anger and full of compassion. His heart is for the Ninevehs of the world. If we are to be God’s people, then our hearts must also be for the Ninevehs of the world. Sermon from 9/20/2020.

The Book of Jonah teaches that God is slow to anger and full of compassion. His heart is for the Ninevehs of the world. If we are to be God’s people, then our hearts must also be for the Ninevehs of the world. Sermon from 9/20/2020.

God’s mighty hand, this life-force we know as grace, opened a path for the fleeing Israelites, it opened a tomb for Jesus, and it opens the way for us. Sermon from 9/13/2020.

People who follow Jesus aren’t perfect, they are forgiven.

The main focus of our Christian social engagement is not in winning power but in winning relationships… Relationships trump issues. Sermon from 8/30/2020

The church is the visible expression of Christ to the world. Each one of us has been equipped by God in a unique way as we manifest Christ as a community. Sermon from 8/23/2020.

While God chose Israel to be his own people and made a special covenant with them, he hinted throughout the Bible that his intention all along was that his special chosen people would be the instrument for drawing all the rest of the world into relationship with him. Sermon from 8/16/2020.

God’s righteousness is absolutely clear. It is given in the perfect life of Jesus, the Word that has drawn near, and the one who is the perfect image of the invisible God — the perfect image of God’s own righteousness. From sermon on 8/10/2020.