Yard signs are small, but they can carry a heavy weight. In a world that tells us to divide into “us” and “them,” Jesus calls us to something harder—and holier. In this first message of Love Anyway, Pastor Shuler challenges us to see the image of God in everyone, pray for those we disagree with, and resist letting hate distort our hearts.

Where do you most feel the pull toward “us vs. them,” and what would it look like to love anyway?

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Your body isn’t an afterthought—it’s a temple of the Holy Spirit. In the finale of our Made Well series, Pastor Shuler explores why physical wellness matters to God and how small, sustainable practices help us honor God with our bodies (1 Corinthians 6:19–20).

Big ideas

Your body is a dwelling place for the Holy Spirit—not a project to loathe or ignore.

Wellness starts small: consistent, modest steps beat unsustainable bursts.

What we eat, how we move, how we sleep, and keeping Sabbath are acts of worship.

Listen for the whispers before your body has to scream.

Scripture: 1 Corinthians 6:19–20

Try this week

Food: Plan 3 simple, unprocessed meals; practice gratitude before eating.

Movement: 20 minutes/day of walking (or 11 mins vigorous). Put it on the calendar.

Sleep: Set a bedtime alarm; avoid screens 45 minutes before lights out.

Sabbath: Block 2–4 screen-free hours to delight in God (read, create, be outdoors).

Reflection prompt: What one physical habit—started small this week—would most honor God with your body?

🎧 Faith & Pieces Podcast: Midweek companion episode with Stacy McDaniel on practical physical wellness.

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Made Well | Mental Wellness | Rev. Whitney Peper | September 28, 2025

When life feels like a tsunami—loud, chaotic, and eroding the ground beneath you—where do you turn? Psalm 46 names God not as the giver of refuge and strength, but as our Refuge and Strength. Rev. Whitney shares her own journey through layered loss, diagnosis limbo, and how practices like counseling, Stephen Ministry, community, prayer, and even running created space to “be still” with God in the storm.

Scripture: Psalm 46

Reflection prompt: What practice helps you “be still” when everything feels loud?

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Big ideas

Let the word dwell in you richly — personal practices (Scripture, prayer, silence, journaling, fasting from distractions, walking in creation).

Grow in community — teach and encourage one another; make worship and small groups a priority.

Do everything in Jesus’ name — start small, build habits, live with mercy, empathy, and love.

Reflection prompt: What one small habit will you add this week to help God’s word dwell in you?

Scripture: Colossians 3:16–17

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What happens when we gather around the Lord’s Table? In this sermon, ministry intern erik unpacks how Jesus took God’s promise and turned it into a gift—transforming covenant into sacrament. Communion isn’t about perfection, it’s about presence. At this table, we meet Jesus, experience grace, and remember that we are not called to be perfect—we are called perfectly loved.

Where do you most need to be reminded that you are perfectly loved by God?

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From Bedouin hospitality at the foot of Mount Sinai to the messy, well-loved family table at home, Rev. Whitney Peper shows how God’s table is more than a place to eat—it’s where a Spirit-formed family is created. In Christ, our primary identity is “child of God,” and every other label becomes secondary. No ranks. No caste. No first-class seats. Just one family gathered by grace.

Scripture: Galatians 3:26–29; Galatians 2:20

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Take Your Seat | Having Humility at the Table | Rev. Shuler Sitsch | August 24, 2025

Where in your life is Jesus calling you to practice more humility?

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Who belongs at God’s table? In this Back-to-School Sunday message, Rev. Shuler Sitsch uses a parable from Luke 14 to reveal Jesus’ heart for an ever-expanding table—one where the poor, the overlooked, and the excluded find a seat. This isn’t just about hospitality; it’s about a radical, all-inclusive welcome. We are called not only to sit at the table but to invite and compel others to join, so the house of God is full.

Who hasn’t arrived at the table yet—and how will you invite them?