Pastor Craig guides us through John’s account of Christ’s coming, with special attention given to the description that Jesus was "full of grace and truth," which we often consider to be opposing virtues.

Pastor Craig invites us to reflect on the question directed to John the Baptist: “Who are you?” and his clear responses about who he was not. He reflects on how clarity about our identity and purpose can guide us through the holiday season.

Pastor Craig leads us into the second Sunday of Advent by reminding us of the dangers of commercialism and consumerism and noting that true satisfaction comes from God.

Pastor Monica takes a deep dive into Isaiah 2:1-5 and explains how the threat of a violent empire looms in the background of this passage and how its promise of peace is as relevant today as it was millennia ago.

Eric Kurtz, the MCC* Great Lakes Executive Director, came and encouraged us to consider the call of Jesus an invitation into curiosity.

In Pastor Brian's final sermon, he acknowledge the pain and doubt that we experience when God doesn't show up in the way we had hoped. Then, he considered the claim of 2 Peter - that what looks like God's absence may actually be God's patience.

Pastor Craig preached from the Sermon on the Plain, reminding us that Jesus' words are just as true today as they were two thousand years ago.