This week's sermon comes from Acts 2:42-47. Rev. Shannon Blosser touches on the four foundational qualities of the church - teaching, fellowship, communion, and prayer. He says they are what is needed, more so, than the qualities of the self that we often see define the church today.

This week's sermon is based on the story of the mother who begs Jesus to heal her daughter. Rev. Shannon Blosser works through the mother's concern through the perspective of those with invisible disabilities who often feel forgotten by the church. He paints a picture of what it means to be a church that is inclusive and welcoming of autistic individuals and their families.

This week's sermon is focused on James 1:19. It offers the classic Christian ethic of "quick to listen, slow to speak, and slow to anger." Rev. Shannon Blosser talks about what it means to follow this witness as a disciple of Christ, and how it enhances our ability to share God's love today.

Rev. Shannon Blosser continues to examine Jesus' words about eating and drinking his flesh and blood by focusing on how some in the crowd responded to his teaching. The crowds expressed displeasure at the meaning of Jesus' words, and Jesus used the opportunity to engage what it means to be a true follower of Christ.

Shannon talks about how it is easy to say we follow Jesus, but more than just words are required to walk with Jesus.

This week's sermon is based around John 6:51-58. Rev. Shannon Blosser talks about what it means to see Jesus as the living bread and how we are called to be filled by Christ's word and presence in our lives.

We live in a time when it seems the concepts of truth and love are viewed as opposites. Ephesians 4:15, though, encourages followers of Christ to live with a mindset of "speaking the truth in love." This week, Rev. Shannon Blosser discusses how speaking the truth in love is vital in our conversations. He says we cannot speak truthfully unless we are willing to love one another in Christ.

In this week's sermon, Rev. Shannon Blosser discusses Ephesians 4:1-12. He specifically focuses on Paul's work with the word unity. He shares what it means, does not mean, and how the body of Christ needs one another to work together.

This week's sermon is focused on Ephesians 3:14-21. Rev. Shannon Blosser talks about some experiences within his family, especially his grandparents, and how our lives are shaped by what defines us. He says that when we are rooted in Christ's love, we will produce fruit that expresses God's love and hope for all.

This week's sermon looks at Mark 6:30-34, 50-53. Rev. Shannon Blosser talks about how the disciples and Jesus were exhausted after a season of ministry, and yet still found a way to meet the needs of the people that came before them. He talks about how followers of Christ are called to find ways to help people and to focus on what can be done and not what cannot be done.

In this week's sermon, Rev. Shannon Blosser talks about why we worship God and in what ways we continue worship beyond Sunday mornings.