In week two of Won’t You Be My Neighbor, we explore The Art of Setting Boundaries. Through Scripture and real-life experience, we’re reminded that boundaries aren’t barriers to connection—they’re what make healthy, lasting relationships possible.

Where might God be inviting you to say yes… and where do you need to say no?

Scripture: Psalm 16:6

Guiding Question: What boundaries in your life help you stay rooted in God, and which ones need to be re-evaluated?

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This week, we begin our new series Won’t You Be My Neighbor by exploring The Art of Receiving. Through the story of Mary and Martha, we see how hard it can be to accept help—and how often we miss what matters most because of it.

Where in your life might God be inviting you to receive instead of striving?

Scripture: Luke 10:38–42

Guiding Question: Where is it hardest for you to receive help—from God or from others?

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At our Sunrise Service, Bryce Erwin reflects on the resurrection through the image of an earthquake—a moment where God’s power breaks in and changes everything. In Matthew’s account, the ground shakes not in fear, but in hope, signaling that death does not get the final word.

If the resurrection shakes the world, how might it shake something in us—moving us toward love, courage, and a life that reflects Jesus?

Matthew 28:1–10

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On Easter Sunday, Rev. Shuler Sitsch invites us to ask two honest questions: Why are you here, and what are you searching for? Through Matthew’s resurrection story, we’re reminded that the women went to the tomb looking for death, only to be told they were searching in the wrong place. Easter reframes everything, showing us that in Christ, we no longer have to search for hope, peace, or worth in places that cannot give life.

What if the life you’ve been searching for isn’t found where you’ve been looking, but in the risen Christ who meets you with joy, purpose, and hope?

Matthew 28:1–10

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On Palm Sunday, Rev. Shuler Sitsch reflects on Mark 11 and the significance of Jesus entering Jerusalem in the name of the Lord. This sermon explores how names carry meaning, identity, and authority, and how the name of Jesus reveals both who God is and how we are called to live. As the crowd cries “Hosanna,” we are reminded that calling on Jesus’ name is not just praise, but a plea for transformation, shaping our prayers, our actions, and the way we love others.

How are you calling on the name of Jesus in your life, and does the way you live reflect the One you proclaim?

Mark 11:1–11

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In week five of The Power of the Christ, erik henson reflects on Mark 5 and Jesus’ encounter with the man living among the tombs. This sermon explores how Christ’s power over evil is revealed not just in dramatic deliverance, but in restoration, dignity, and new identity. As Jesus sends the healed man back into his community to tell his story, we are reminded that God still defeats evil through transformed lives, courageous witness, and invitations that make room for others at the table.

Where might God be calling you to resist the voices that distort identity, restore what has been broken, and share your story so someone else can find new life?

Mark 5:1–20

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In week four of The Power of the Christ, Rev. Shuler Sitsch reflects on Matthew 14 and the moment Jesus walks on water. This sermon explores how Christ’s miracles are not just signs of divine power, but glimpses of the world God is still bringing into being. As Peter steps out of the boat in faith, we are reminded that God often meets us in bold, risky obedience and does what only God can do.

Where might God be inviting you to step out in faith, trust more deeply, and wade into the waters expecting a miracle?

Matthew 14:22–33

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In week three of our Lenten series, The Power of Christ, Rev. Whitney Peper reflects on Luke 7:11–17 and the moment Jesus meets a grieving widow in Nain. In a scene marked by sorrow, uncertainty, and loss, Jesus responds with compassion and restores what seemed gone forever. This sermon reminds us that Christ’s power is not only seen in dramatic moments, but also in the tender ways he meets people in their grief, their fear, and their deepest need with hope and restoration.

Where in your life are you longing for Christ to restore what feels broken, lost, or beyond repair?

Luke 7:11–17

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The Power of the Christ | The Power of Forgiveness | Rev. Shuler Sitsch | March 1, 2026

In week two of our Lenten series, The Power of the Christ, Rev. Shuler explores the power of forgiveness through John 8:1–11, where Jesus meets a woman brought forward for condemnation and instead calls everyone to lay down their stones. Forgiveness does not ignore harm or pretend sin is not real, but it begins with honest awareness of our own brokenness and opens the door to healing, freedom, and new life. In a world that keeps picking up stones, Jesus shows us a better way.

What is one step you can take this week toward forgiveness, whether asking God, asking someone else, or offering it to someone in your life?

John 8:1–11

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As we begin our Lenten series, The Power of Christ, Rev. Whitney reflects on Jesus healing the man with a skin disease in Matthew 8. This story reveals a power rooted not in spectacle, but in love that moves toward the broken. Through a single, compassionate touch, Jesus restores not only a body but a life, reminding us that nothing can separate us from his healing love.

Where do you need the bold faith to step toward Jesus and trust in his healing power?

Matthew 8:1–4

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