This past Sunday we continued our series on Anabaptism by looking at Matthew 5:13-16 and exploring the idea of living in a post-Christendom society. Let's be the salt and light that Jesus calls all his disciples to be. - Sermon from 6/18/2023

This past Sunday we continued our series on being Anabaptist by looking at John 1:1-18 and the idea of having a Christ centered Bible. - Sermon from 6/11/2023

This past Sunday we started our series exploring the backstory to our faith tradition, by beginning to take a deep dive into "What does it mean to be Anabaptist?" Our text was from Mark 8:31-9:1 and we dove into the idea of importance of worshiping and also following Jesus. - Sermon from 6/4/2023

This past Sunday I shared highlights of my own story and faith journey with you all, centered on the theme of Psalm 66:16-20. Sharing our story is such an important thing and let us never grow weary in talking about the good ways God has been real to us in our past as well as our present. - Sermon from 5/21/2023

This past Sunday, we took part in the Church of the Brethren's National Youth Sunday, which explored the theme of "Stand Up, Even If You Stand Out". The text was from Romans 12:1-2 and we highlighted the importance of our young people here in our church as well as encouraging them to be bold in living out their faith. -Sermon from 5/14/2023

This past Sunday, we finished our look at the prophet Nahum, looking at chapter 3. With his fierce words, this ancient message stands as a warning to people of all ages in resisting the temptation of power and control (especially with tying the church and state together). - Sermon from 5/7/2023

This past Sunday, we continued our look at the prophet Nahum, with looking at chapter 2. Nahum continued on with a harsh message against Nineveh, which we contrasted against the words of Christ in Matthew 28. - Sermon from 4/30/2023

This past Sunday, we started looking at the prophet Nahum, a short, but impactful book. Nahum's message was one of doom. and gloom for Nineveh and at the core of his theology is a desire for justice to be enacted. What does justice in our own contexts look like? - Sermon from 4/23/2023

This past Sunday, we were joined by Ron Faus, as he preached on Mark 16:1-8. Like with the original disciples, we wrestle with the question of "now what", as we seek to understand how to embody the teachings of Christ in our own day and our context. - Sermon from 4/16/2023

This past Sunday, we celebrated Easter with the culmination of our stones sermon series...as Matthew 28 recounts, the stone has been rolled away and there are no more rocks! - Sermon from 4/9/2023