This past Saturday, we continued our series on the Psalms, looking at Psalm 51.  It's a psalm of lament, with David focusing on the fallout over Bathsheba and Uriah the Hittite. -Sermon from 1/22/2023

This past Saturday, we continued our series on the Psalms, looking at Psalm 19. This is a hymn of praise, focusing in on God speaking to us through nature and God speaking to Israel through the law. - Sermon from 1/14/2023

This past Sunday, we continued our series on the Psalms, looking at Psalm 8. In this Psalm, David wrestles with the greatness of God and nature and his own status as a mere mortal. It's a good Psalm that causes us to wrestle with our own humanity, hopefully keeping us grounded in humility. - Sermon from 1/8/2023

This past Sunday, we started a new series, looking at Psalm 23. While we associate this Psalm with funerals, it's a song of praise intended for the living. - Sermon from 1/1/2023

This past Sunday, we spent our morning looking at Luke 2:6-7 and the idea that our Christmas celebrations don't need to be these perfect Hallmark ending endeavors. The original Christmas was filled with much goop and certainly ours can be as well! - Sermon from 12/25/2022

This past Sunday, we continued with our Advent sermon series, looking at Matthew 2:1-2 and the faith of the Magi. - Sermon from 12/18/2022

This past Sunday, we continued with our Advent sermon series, looking at Luke 2:39-40. We spent our time reflecting on the idea of God becoming human and what that means for us. - Sermon from 12/11/2022

This past Sunday, we continued with our Advent sermon series, looking at Luke 1:42-43. We spent our time reflecting on what it would be like for Eve and Mary to meet in person. - Sermon from 12/04/2022

This past Sunday, we started our Advent sermon series, looking at four different themes we encounter in the original Christmas stories. The first was on the theme of Virgin Birth (as found in Luke 1:34) and we focused our time on the idea that spiritual transformation is akin to this paradoxical idea in our faith. - Sermon from 11/27/2022

This past Sunday, we used Psalm 100 as a reference point for talking about the theme of thankfulness as worship. We heard from three folks in our congregation as to what they were thankful for! - Sermon from 11/20/2022