Every week at Sojourn we come to the Table to receive the Bread and the Wine. There is a mystery inherent to the Eucharist, but might there still be some helpful concepts to consider when we Break the Bread and Pour out the Cup? Part I explores how the act of Breaking reveals the healing ministry of Christ. (Also included, some words related to the financial state of Sojourn Grace.)

Wrapping up our Fruits of the Spirit series, Pastor Kate gets honest about the revolutionary quality of Gentleness, and the powerful, life-altering fruit of Joy.

Wrapping up our Fruits of the Spirit series, Pastor Kate gets honest about the revolutionary quality of Gentleness, and the powerful, life-altering fruit of Joy.

The Fruits of the Spirit series continues with a provocative look into the world of Self-Control (not being mastered by desire) and Faithfulness (staying true to your core convictions). The question remains, are you following the Spirit within you towards the YOU that God is calling you to be?

The Fruits of the Spirit series continues with a provocative look into the world of Self-Control (not being mastered by desire) and Faithfulness (staying true to your core convictions). The question remains, are you following the Spirit within you towards the YOU that God is calling you to be?

Continuing our study of the Fruits of the Spirit, in this message Pastor Colby explores what it means to have Kindness and Goodness in our lives, how it is we might not have them, and practical steps to tend to the soil of our soul so that they might grow.

Continuing our study of the Fruits of the Spirit, in this message Pastor Colby explores what it means to have Kindness and Goodness in our lives, how it is we might not have them, and practical steps to tend to the soil of our soul so that they might grow.

The first of four sermons on the Fruits of the Spirt, Colby unpacks Patience (or, more accurately, long-suffering) and Peace. What are these fruit? What does it look like to not have them? How do we grow them? And what are some practices we can engage in to send the soil of our soul so these fruit can GROW? (ed note: the recording abruptly stops at the end. Our apologies)

The first of four sermons on the Fruits of the Spirt, Colby unpacks Patience (or, more accurately, long-suffering) and Peace. What are these fruit? What does it look like to not have them? How do we grow them? And what are some practices we can engage in to send the soil of our soul so these fruit can GROW? (ed note: the recording abruptly stops at the end. Our apologies)

On the Second Sunday in Epiphany, the Church turns itself towards the Baptism of Jesus. In this exploration of that story, Colby takes us on a journey through the power of Water and the power of Spirit, that leads us to the question: what are we doing with the Spirit inside us? The message sets up the next four sermons that will cover the Fruits of the Spirit.