Ever notice how some things equal more than the sum of their parts?
Join us as we look at how God brings us together to change the world. (And we MIGHT do it by way of children’s television from the 80s and 90s…)

What’s your gift?
We often say someone is “gifted” if they’re talented at something. But “spiritual gifts” in the Bible go deeper still. Among other things, they show you the role God made for you to play.
You may discover a gift— and a purpose— you never knew you had!

God has a dream— to make all things new.

This Sunday we start a new series for the Easter season, all about God’s dream for the world and our place in it. This week begins in the only place we can truly start: within our own hearts.

Join us as we start the restoration of the world in our own hearts!

Why does Easter matter?

It's human nature to get stuck without fully living into the transformation God brings. Join us as we live into the fact that God is making all things new!

It’s Palm Sunday, where we wave palm branches and sing “Hosannah!”

You know the thing about the fish who doesn’t know what the ocean is? What’s YOUR version?
This morning we start with a simple observation that money has shaped each of us far more than we care to admit or are even aware. The good news is that Jesus knew it too, and he speakes to it quite directly.
Join us as we continue Lent by examining our lives and receiving Jesus’ help to be more whole.

Ever encounter a “reality distortion field?”
You know, like when we get so caught up in someone else’s strong emotion, or in a news story, or something we legitimately care about— but lose sight of the actual facts of the world?
Join us as we watch Jesus pull his disciples back, again and again, from their distorted reality. And in the process, he shows us the surprisingly simple way to escape our own “reality distortion fields!”

Most things worth doing will run into obstacles.
This Sunday we hear the story of one of Jesus’ miraculous healings. But the healing may not be the biggest “miracle.” Wait until you hear the obstacles that were overcome just to make it happen! The story will renew your own “get up and go” to follow Jesus.

We all have a longing for more.
This week we begin the season of Lent, as we seek to live a life more aligned with God. Sometimes, that means adding something new to your life. Sometimes, it means dropping something to make space. But regardless, it means leaning into longing.

Why do the innocent suffer?
That question is the biggest source of doubt for faith— if God is all-powerful and all-loving, why does God allow so many terrible things to happen? We won’t be able to answer the question in the logical sense, but can enter into it together and let God use our doubt to help us grow.
Join us at as we wrap up this sermon series on doubt that has been so enriching to so many of us!