Is it actually possible to forgive the person holding the stones meant to end your life? Most of us struggle to let go of minor insults, but Stephen offered radical mercy while facing a brutal execution. Director of Faith Formation Matthew Price finds radical forgiveness through the eyes of Stephen. Scriptural reference Acts 6:8-7:60

The radical communal power of the early Church is sometimes lost in our modern reliance on self-sufficiency and material things.   Let’s “break bread” together as  Pastor Adam Ulm continues his deep dive into the three primary vocations of the Church: Worship, Formation and Mission. Scripture reference:  Acts 2:42-47

The pews we sit in every Sunday were never meant to be a permanent resting place. If your faith feels like a spectator sport while the world is hurting, you’re missing the heartbeat of the Great Commission. Pastor Adam Ulm outlines Jesus' calling of the Church. Scriptural references: Matthew 28:16-20 and Acts 1:1-11

Your character isn't formed in the quiet moments; it is revealed when the temperature reaches the extremes. Whether you are walking through a valley of hardship or standing on a mountain of success, 1 Peter proves that both will test our faith and what we really believe about Jesus. Pastor Adam Ulm explores 1 Peter 1:3-9

Jesus crucifixion was the ultimate gesture of God's solidarity with us. But death is not the end of the story. He invites us to join him new life. Have we made the reciprocal gesture to be in solidarity with Him? Pastor Adam Ulm shows us how the events of Matthew 28:1-10 flips the script on death.

A Meditation from Adam Ulm reflecting on Jesus' solidarity with his followers as demonstrated in the Last Supper.

Scripture reference: John 13:3-17

Through the experience of Lazarus, Pastor Adam Ulm shows us how Jesus supports us with a resilient, divine form of friendship. Scripture reference: John 11:17-44

There is more to the Good Samaritan' story than a nice gesture. It's a story of risk, courage and commitment still applicable to our modern, often-polarized social climate. Pastor Adam Ulm sees a higher calling in Luke 10:25-37.

Whether you "have it together" (like Nicodemus) or feel like it is all falling apart (like the woman at the well) we all have a hollow ache within that can only be satisfied with a different kind of living water. Pastor Adam Ulm uncovers the resilient strength waiting for you in the center of your desert. Scripture references: John 4:5-15 and 1 John 5:12

The arrival of Jesus stirred up many questions in the mind of Nicodemus, a man who previously thought he had all the answers. If your doubt feels louder than your dogma, you aren't lost; you might finally be finding a holy kind of honesty, just as Nicodemus learned in his "midnight conversations" with Jesus. Matt Price explains. Scriptural reference: John 3:1-17