In Acts 8, the Ethiopian eunuch is heading back to his home after visiting Jerusalem.  He had been a quest for spiritual knowledge.  While riding in his chariot he was reading Isaiah 53 and was confused by the contents of this chapter.  The apostle Phillip was there and explained to him that it was Jesus that made sense of Isaiah 53.  Jesus brought it all together.  Listen to hear more about Phillip's message and why such a message was good news to the Ethiopian eunuch.

This week, we conclude our sermon series on Hope and Justice in the Book of Isaiah. Join us as we read from Isaiah 42:1-13.

This week, John Mark preaches on the vision that Isaiah has of a wolf lying down with a lamb in Isaiah 11:1-10. Who is this wolf? Who is the lamb? What is Isaiah trying to say to us as readers today?

This week, John Mark challenges us to read Isaiah's vision of a peaceful world as a reality that we can help to bring on earth as it is in heaven. This peace is a peace not built on violence and domination, but upon the love and mercy of God.

This week, we continue the sermon series, "Hope and Justice in the Book of Isaiah." Jake preaches on Isaiah 1:11-15, a passage where God denounces go-through-the-motions worship and desires true worship in justice, righteousness, and love.

This week, John Mark looks at Isaiah 5:1-7 and encourages us to grow and cultivate what God has given us while at the same time caring for our neighbors. 

This week, John Mark begins a sermon series on Hope and Justice in the Book of Isaiah.

Jake and John Mark have a raw and honest conversation about racism in America, white supremacy, police brutality, and the role of the church in this conversation.  Jake and John Mark were given an opportunity to sign a letter recently denouncing the killing of George Floyd and claiming that institutional racism and white supremacy are real problems needing to be addressed.  Listen in why they signed the letter...

The second of three lessons on the book of Lamentations and the importance of creating space for mourning and lamenting in our lives.  A special surprise for this episode is the live recording of "Safe Space" by Ryan and Rebecca Cole at the conclusion of the lesson. 

The final sermon in our three-part sermon series on the book of Lamentations and moving from heartache to hope. Jake Jacobson preaches on Lamentations 5.