This past Sunday, we looked at 1 Corinthians 12:4-27, as we examined the metaphor of the church as a body. Just as we need eyes and ears, we also need armpits and spleens! - Sermon from 11/13/2022

- Sermon from 11/06/2022

This past Sunday, we looked at Genesis 27 and the story of Jacob stealing Esau's blessing. - Sermon from 10/30/2022

This past Sunday, we looked at John 9 and the healing of the man born blind. We spent our time looking at the switch from drama to comedy and examined how our own lives can mimic those in the story as well. - Sermon from 10/23/2022

This past Sunday, we looked at John 6:16-24 and the Walking on Water miracle. Here we see Jesus reveal more of his true nature to his disciples (a theophany!). - Sermon from 10/16/2022

This past Sunday, we looked at John 6:1-15 and the Feeding of the 5000 miracle. Jesus was the new Moses figure in this story but unlike the gathering of manna, there were numerous baskets of provision that were leftover, meant to symbolize the new provision of God. - Sermon from 10/9/2022

This past Sunday, we looked at Matthew 5:13-16 and examined the teaching of Christ to be salt and light. This sermon was a follow-up to the first message I preached in January 2022, about pursuing the question of "what kind of neighbor are we being to those around us?". - Sermon from 10/2/2022

Guest Speaker: Erik Lundin - Sermon from 9/25/2022

This past Sunday, we looked at John 5:1-17, as we examined the third miracle in John's Gospel. Jesus healed the man by the pool and we spent our time exploring the idea that this man very likely did not want to be healed. - Sermon from 9/18/2022

This past Sunday, we looked at John 4:46-54, as we examined the second miracle in John's Gospel. Jesus healed the royal official's son, while calling the man to not just believe that he could do miracles, but that he was the miracle. - Sermon from 9/11/2022