In this sermon, we look at the alarming trend in American politics of dehumanizing others. We are called to see the humanity and the spark of God in everyone. Proverbs 28:25, 1 Timothy 1:7, and 1 John 4:18.

In this sermon series, we look at how to keep our eyes on Jesus during this contentious election season. In this sermon, we learn that political candidates and parties should not be seen as saviors. We already have a savior. 1 Samuel 8:1-20.

We conclude our series with a look at what it means to embrace the mystery of God. John 16:12-15.

Does science have to be a threat to our faith? Genesis 1:1-19 and Job 38:4-7, 22-24.

In this sermon, we see how the Holy Spirit has led us to change our understanding of scripture throughout history, including issues such as slavery, segregation, and women's rights.

In this message, we look at examples in the Bible of when the Holy Spirit challenged people's assumptions about who is in and out of God's grace and care. Whenever we draw lines to divide, Jesus is waiting behind us with an eraser. Acts 15:1-21.

Is life fair? Do bad things happen to good people? The answers vary, depending on where you look in the Bible. listen in as we explore this issue - an issue that not everyone in the Bible agreed on.

We conclude our look at church history with some of the highlights of the 20th century and a review of the key themes and lessons we have learned.

In this sermon, we look at American Christianity in the 19th century.

The 17th and 18th centuries were marked by many new religious movements and ideas from theologians amd philosophers. When things are changing all around us, what is a faithful response for the Church?