Are you exhausted? Are you raw from racial injustice in our country, from the pandemic, or from personal life? The God of the Bible is a God of compassion and gentleness. This series overview on the gentleness of God, highlights the Servant foretold by Isaiah. "A bruised reed he will not break and a smoldering wick he will not snuff out." Isaiah 42:3

Miriam courageously, daringly cared for her baby brother Moses at great risk to her own life. Her care points to the even greater self-giving, other-serving sacrifice of Jesus.

In this special episode, Ian McFadden reflects on J.I. Packer's life and highlights bits of his personality, character and legacy that are meaningful for us, in Baltimore, in this cultural moment.

Naaman's powerful position made it difficult for him to receive healing. God's purpose is to heal both bodies and heart attitudes.

Josiah became king at age eight after Judah had abandoned Jehovah God. In his early years he sought God, then learned to obey God's word, and later helped re-center the entire nation in following the Lord.

This message on 1 Samuel 3 examines the boy Samuel called by God.

This sermon, preached on 7/05/20 by Judi Breidegam, is the first in a series titled: Devoted--a look at young people in the Bible.

This message by Pastor Ian McFadden comes from Acts 4:32-5:11. Continuing the series on communal repentance it looks at our culture of blindness to our greed and casts vision for a communal turn toward generosity. This message also concludes the series Turning Towards Home.

This message from Luke 10:29-37 (Parable of the Good Samaritan) examines the history and present reality of racism and white supremacy in the US and urges a repentant turn toward kingdom-shaped justice.

This message by Ian McFadden explores Mark 12:13-17 and the implications of allegiance to politics over allegiance to Christ.