Sunday Sermons

We don’t tend to like being told what to do but sometimes a command is worth heeding.

What if the best advice you've received is terrible? How would you know? Join us as we entertain this uncomfortable possibility.

In the call to discipleship, Jesus reminds us what, and who, we were created for.

What do you imagine the first spoken words of Jesus’ might be in the gospel of John? Turns out it’s a question and one that all of us would do well to entertain.

As we remember Jesus' baptism, we may wonder: why did Jesus need to be baptized? What does this choice communicate? Join us for this reflection on the God who gets in line with us.

Why do you give (or why don't you)? On this week's podcast we're featuring a reflection by one of our members, Allen Mask, on the subject of generosity and what he's learned about giving. We were inspired and we think you will be too.

When was the last time you sighed? Odds are it was within the last five minutes. Such is the human experience, at least for now. On this the third week of Advent, the prophet Isaiah leads us in imagining a world where all our sighs will be exchanged for songs of praise. What if the start of such an exchange is happening even now?

We kick off Advent, and a new liturgical year, with Isaiah's vision of peace between nations and a world without weapons. Unreasonable as that dream feels, we consider what our responsibility to God's future kingdom might be if the seed exists in each of us now.