When stress hits, we can sometimes get lost in nostalgia of the past, or we might get overly anxious about the future. In this sermon, Pastor Colby shows how the legend of Manna (bread from heaven) is a divine gift to ground us in the present moment.

Elisha fed 100 people and Jesus fed 5000. Which is cool, and all, but what do these stories have to do with us? Join Pastor Colby in this week’s sermon as he challenges us all to do what we can, when we can, where we can.

Join Pastor Colby and Sojourn Grace in the practice of “mudita,” the experience of feeling joy at someone else’s joy.

It’s Pride week in San Diego, so we invite you to hear this message from Pastor Colby about how empathy—understanding the pain of others—might just save the world.

Have you been feeling down lately? If so, this message is for you. Pastor Colby shares some insights and observations about those moments when you’re not feeling your best.

Belonging doesn’t mean fitting in. Melissa Camara Wilkins shares why feeling like you just don’t fit is a good thing—and what that feeling is trying to teach you.

Pastor Colby offers insight and wisdom for those moments BEFORE, DURING, and AFTER the storms of life hit you.

We can’t always integrate the disconnect between our outer circumstances and our inner experiences, between our family’s attitude toward us and our belief in our Self. But what we can do is learn to find an inner peace in the midst of chaos, and find people who can become our chosen family.

Jesus’ commitment to Sabbath meant he believed #alllivesmatter. But it ought be the ongoing PRACTICE of Sabbath that compels us to say #blacklivesmatter. In this sermon, Pastor Colby Martin connects the attitude of Jesus toward Sabbath with the Kneel-ins of the ’60s and the NFL kneeling policy.

Pentecost Sunday is a time to reflect on how, when the Spirit of God is given full permission and space to flex her power, the outcome looks like Togetherness and Connection. (Plus, hear a powerful Faith Formation Story from Weston Bennett.)