No one hates love. But have you ever considered what the act of loving does to your soul?

I’ll bet you’ve never thought about it, since the definition of “love” means we care about something outside ourselves. But the truth is, the very act of focusing “outside ourselves” is exactly what we need to deepen our connection to God, the world, and, ironically, ourselves.

Have you ever noticed how hard it is to let someone help you?

We spend so much of our younger days striving for independence. But sooner or later, we all need help. Often we think of that as a bad thing, but what if it isn’t? What if our dependency on others is actually a blessing in disguise?

Join us as we consider the blessing of needing others, inspired by a God who chose to be dependent on us (really!)

So we admit we’re not perfect. Now what?

In our heart of hearts, we all have a desire to be “more.” God loves us just as we are, warts and all, but isn’t it also wrong not to even try? What’s our responsibility even in the midst of our humility?

This week we look at how to have a healthy spiritual life and why you should give it your all!

"I've never met a person of questionable character who was content."

Join us for a special guest: Lisa Maupin!

This week we don't have a typical “sermon,” but instead Pastor Jeff leads us in the ancient practice of Lectio Divina— a guided meditation on scripture. Come and allow John 1— what many consider the greatest Christmas poem ever written— to sink into the depths of your being.

The light shines in the darkness and the darkness has not overcome it!

Are you longing for inner quiet on this last week before Christmas? Today we turn to the story of Mary, pregnant with Jesus, visiting her relative Elizabeth. It's a moment of peace, simplicity, and pure joy in the midst of the chaos of life both before and after it.

Join us as we celebrate musically the birth of Christ and experience the wonder and awe of the season! Dr. Michael Tully and Dr. Anne Gray are directing this yuletide presentation you won't want to miss.