Continuing on the theme of "Pain," Jessica Mitchell takes the mic on Sunday to explore how humanity is continually challenged by our Ego to grasp and defend. We are riddled with pain because, in part, we exhaust energy to protect our false self. The call of Christ, however, is to die to ourself, and in so doing, find life.

The human body is designed to withdraw when it senses pain. However, when it comes to emotional pain, perhaps withdrawing is the worst way forward, because it doesn't take us forward at all. Tune in as Kate Christensen-Martin shares an honest and raw insight in to how we can make peace with our pain.

The human body is designed to withdraw when it senses pain. However, when it comes to emotional pain, perhaps withdrawing is the worst way forward, because it doesn't take us forward at all. Tune in as Kate Christensen-Martin shares an honest and raw insight in to how we can make peace with our pain.

In 1 Samuel 18 Saul reaches a turning point in his relationship to David, and it culminates in throwing spears at his head. What does this story about their relationship say about relationships in general? How do we navigate the David/Saul relationships in our own lives?

In 1 Samuel 18 Saul reaches a turning point in his relationship to David, and it culminates in throwing spears at his head. What does this story about their relationship say about relationships in general? How do we navigate the David/Saul relationships in our own lives?

Guest speaker D Paul Thomas brings his years of experience as an actor and a pastor to encourage and challenge the church to be a place of constant encouragement for one another.

Guest speaker D Paul Thomas brings his years of experience as an actor and a pastor to encourage and challenge the church to be a place of constant encouragement for one another.

Following up from the previous week, Colby unpacks Romans 14 and offers some insight in to how a faith community can Hold Space for people with varying beliefs on doctrine, faith, religion and spirituality. These 7 principles can help create a hospitable environment where peace and grace abound.

Following up from the previous week, Colby unpacks Romans 14 and offers some insight in to how a faith community can Hold Space for people with varying beliefs on doctrine, faith, religion and spirituality. These 7 principles can help create a hospitable environment where peace and grace abound.

For many of us there might be, laying underneath our thoughts about God and the ways of this world, an assumption that there is one true way to think about religion, faith, and morality. Whether or not that is true, the reality is that our churches (especially a place like Sojourn) are a melting pot of belief. This sermon is this first part of a two-part sermon called "Holding Space," which unpacks Romans 14 and Paul's invitation for the church to hold space for one another and judge others for their different beliefs.