“Thank God” may seem the best way to close the door on 2020. And yet those words may be more powerful and profound than we realize for stepping into the new year. Ephesians 1:3-14

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Peace is not confined to a feeling. It is a force for wholeness and completeness in world broken apart by so much. The Prince of Peace is meant to bring us together, again. Romans 15:5-7,13

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The Christ-child invites us to see the bigger picture, especially in unexpected ways. Matthew 11:2-6

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We need Advent this year, perhaps more than ever. Advent is about patient endurance, active waiting, holding on to a transforming hope–all made possible by the God who has chosen and chooses again to be "all in" with us.  (John 1:1-5,14,16)

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Associate Minister Holly Fuqua explores what it means for us, like Joseph in the gospel of Matthew, to wake up to what God is doing. Matthew 1:18-25

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There’s a difference between cheap gratitude and deep gratitude. Listen in and learn more from this surprising story of the deeper way of love (Luke 17:11-19).

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Perhaps the wonder is not that Moses and Aaron turn the Nile to blood, but that God makes unavoidably clear to everyone what the Nile already was: a river of blood for the Hebrews. Exodus 7:14-25

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Before Jesus shared some of his most famous teaching, he first sat down. Sometimes you see what someone stands for when the sit down. Matthew 5:1-12

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The first plague is not what we think. It reaches back to Genesis and forward to the God who chooses suffering people yet again. Exodus 7:1-13

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Exodus sermon series resumes. God remembers, even when God's people forget. God remembers, especially those who are forgotten. Exodus 6:1-13

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