The Greatest Pageant Ever! Celebrating the LOVE of Advent 4

Rejoice in the Lord, always. Why does Paul tell us to let our gentlness be known to everyone? Might it be because the Lord is near? Sermon begins at 11:15. The Rev. Quentin Cox.

Its a bit early, but as a university campus, when else could we celebrate all together?! Join us for great music and cheer. 

How do we find the hope of Advent? Finding Advent in the midst of chaos. Sermon begins at 10:44.

"The End is near" is good news, a reminder that history is evolving to an end, an omega point, where everything and everyone returns to the Beloved. But there's something else that must not be missed; that is, the end--the Omega--is a name for the One who is and was and is to come, the Almighty. Sermon begins at 10:18.

The lessons today are cosmic, and they remind us that through our rebirth, we become peace, we become love, even in the hardest of times. Together, we walk towards these greener pastures. Sermon begins at 9:37.

Celebrating the saints reminds us grief is real, and that when we leave this life, we go back to God. Sermon begins at 12:59.

The Rev. David Shivers preaches about faith in a world where loving one's neighbor isn't always a priority for our world. Sermon begins at 10:08.

Be Bartimaeus, recognize your blindness and where you need to shout for mercy, because this is the biggest gift you can give yourself to walk the path forward. The whole world is where Bartimaeus is, shouting on the side of the road Son of David, Have Mercy! Sermon begins at 10:20.

The book of Job teaches that questions are a sign of love -- not only to God but also from God. Sermon begins at 12:15.