In her first "Lessons from Little Sojourners" message, Kate Martin reveals the overlooked world of Imagination. As children we all had it, then the world sucked it out of us. But no change can come, no revolution begin, without the power of Imagination. Be inspired by this insightful sermon titled, "I (Can't) Imagine."

James and John (aka, the Sons of Thunder) ask Jesus if they can be his right/left hand men when he sets up his Kingdom. Sure, they might have misunderstood his mission, but does it mean that they were totally off base? Plus, what can this story from Mark 10:35-40 have to say to us today?

James and John (aka, the Sons of Thunder) ask Jesus if they can be his right/left hand men when he sets up his Kingdom. Sure, they might have misunderstood his mission, but does it mean that they were totally off base? Plus, what can this story from Mark 10:35-40 have to say to us today?

Moses wrote a prayer, in Psalm 90, that still has strong resonance with the human experience today. If you have found yourself feeling unsettled lately, or stuck, or like what you do doesn't matter, then this message is for you.

Moses wrote a prayer, in Psalm 90, that still has strong resonance with the human experience today. If you have found yourself feeling unsettled lately, or stuck, or like what you do doesn't matter, then this message is for you.

After three weeks debunking various myths about attending church, we finally reach the conclusion--and perhaps the most important myth to expose: Not Going to Church is No Big Deal. Pastor Colby disagrees. And he lays out a number of reasons why he thinks that showing up to church DOES matter. What do you think? Is he compelling? Or confused?

After three weeks debunking various myths about attending church, we finally reach the conclusion--and perhaps the most important myth to expose: Not Going to Church is No Big Deal. Pastor Colby disagrees. And he lays out a number of reasons why he thinks that showing up to church DOES matter. What do you think? Is he compelling? Or confused?

The 4th Myth about attending church is that "We can do this without you." In other words, it is simply untrue that your time, talents, energy and resources are not needed to help make this a thriving faith community. Just a handful of leaders and volunteers cannot (and do not) make this church function week in and week out. So how can you help the Collective?

The 4th Myth about attending church is that "We can do this without you." In other words, it is simply untrue that your time, talents, energy and resources are not needed to help make this a thriving faith community. Just a handful of leaders and volunteers cannot (and do not) make this church function week in and week out. So how can you help the Collective?

If you are, or have been, a church-going person, chances are that you have picked up some messages along the way about what it means to "go to church." In this sermon, Colby explores the myth that says "you HAVE to go to church." Have you ever felt going to church was required? Or have you ever felt guilty if you missed church? Then check this out.