The final part of our three-week effort to look back in 2014 so that we might look forward in 2015 ends with the subject of forgiveness. Who were the people who might have wounded you in 2014? And what might that look like to move towards forgiveness?

The New Year is upon us. Reflecting on 2014 allows us to take some stock of who we have become. As we project forward in to the new year and imagine who we want to become what are some of the things that will attempt to take us off that course? Well, let's start with Temptation...

The New Year is upon us. Reflecting on 2014 allows us to take some stock of who we have become. As we project forward in to the new year and imagine who we want to become what are some of the things that will attempt to take us off that course? Well, let's start with Temptation...

Facebook created an app to help you see your Year in Review. But it aims to scrub away all the hard times and pain points. How about, instead, we spend time reflecting on what we were Grateful for in 2014 as well as what we experienced that perhaps WASN'T so great.

Facebook created an app to help you see your Year in Review. But it aims to scrub away all the hard times and pain points. How about, instead, we spend time reflecting on what we were Grateful for in 2014 as well as what we experienced that perhaps WASN'T so great.

Finishing our series, Pastor Kate shares her heart behind WHY we did this series, and THAT involves talking about women in church. She then pivots to the story of Mary being asked by God to carry the Christ child and suggests that God wants to partner WITH us in bringing about the Kingdom of Heaven to Earth.

Finishing our series, Pastor Kate shares her heart behind WHY we did this series, and THAT involves talking about women in church. She then pivots to the story of Mary being asked by God to carry the Christ child and suggests that God wants to partner WITH us in bringing about the Kingdom of Heaven to Earth.

The Catholic Church has long held views on the Virgin Mary that many protestants do not share. In this sermon, Colby unpacks three of those Mary Doctrines. Also, what about that story in the Gospels where Jesus seems to dismiss his mother and siblings?

The Catholic Church has long held views on the Virgin Mary that many protestants do not share. In this sermon, Colby unpacks three of those Mary Doctrines. Also, what about that story in the Gospels where Jesus seems to dismiss his mother and siblings?

The story of Jesus turning water in to wine during the wedding at Cana is fairly well known. But when we explore it through the perspective of Mary, all sorts of beautiful things emerge. What is it about Mary that has captivated the church for 2000 years?