Pastor David Ryder preaches on Exodus 32: 1-14, the story of the golden calf, and invites us into a discussion of idolatry and insecurity in faith and religion and the message of self-sacrifice for the good of the other.

Pastor David Ryder preaches on Exodus 12: 3-13 and 13: 3-8, the story of the first Passover being initiated and the festival of unleavened bread, and the message of being called to remember who we are in Christ and remember what beliefs are at the heart of our rituals.

Pastor David Ryder preaches on Genesis 50: 15-21, the story of Joseph forgiving his brothers, and the message of the radical lesson that Christ teaches us in forgiving and loving our enemies.

Pastor David Ryder preaches on Genesis 15: 1-6, the story of God's covenant with Abram, and the message of being open to what God is doing even when we don't understand it.

Pastor Dave Ryder preaches on Genesis 3: 1-8, the story of the first sin and its punishment. He discusses characters in C. S. Lewis's The Great Divorce and the things we cling to which alienate us from God, and the grace and love that God extends to us anyway.

Pastor Dave Ryder preaches on Proverbs 9: 1-12, a passage about the feast wisdom lays, and a discussion of change occurring within loving relationships and how wisdom contributes the way we love one another.

Pastor Dave Ryder preaches on Ecclesiastes 3: 1-15, a passage about everything having its own time, and he discusses the differences between chronos time and kairos time (or chronogical time versus the cyclical nature of seasons) and the idea of toiling with joy and trust in the Lord.

Pastor Dave Ryder preaches on Proverbs 8: 1-11, 22-36, a passage on the gifts of wisdom and on wisdom's role in creation, and the message of the role of cultivating wisdom through Christ in our faith.

Pastor Paul Ryder returns from sabbatical and preaches on Isaiah 25: 6-10a, a passage of praises for deliverance from oppression. He preaches on the message of enjoying the fruits of life with which God has blessed us.

Guest pastor Paul Judson preaches on Acts 16: 22-30, the story of Paul and Silas in prison, and the message of loving our neighbors no matter how much we may disagree.