This past Sunday, we looked at Luke 9:28-36, the story of Jesus' Transfiguration. The disciples went up on the mountain to pray with Jesus and got a bit more than they bargained for. - Sermon from 6/12/2022

This past Sunday, we looked at 1 Kings 3:1-15. Normally we think of prayer as us communicating with God, but here we have God reaching out to Solomon in a dream, presenting a genie-like request. Solomon's answer for wisdom is likewise something we should be in the pursuit of as well. - Sermon from 6/5/2022

This past Sunday, we looked at the moody and dark Psalm 137. The Psalmist recollects the horrors of being a victim of war and we spent our time trying to understand a Christ-shaped view of our response to violence in our world. - Sermon from 5/29/2022

This past Sunday, we looked at the final words and prayers of Samson, as found in Judges 16:23-31. This is not a prayer we should be emulating and we spent our time focusing in on how a "my kingdom come" mentality has caused so much destruction in our world. - Sermon from 5/22/2022

This past Sunday, we looked at the Lord's Prayer (as found in Matthew) and some basics with that prayer. - Sermon from 5/15/2022

This past Sunday, we looked at the second half of the book of Jonah (using the New Jerusalem Bible, which is a bit tricky to find online). Jonah raged against the grace shown to the citizens of Nineveh and this too echoes our own frustrations at times. - Sermon from 5/8/2022

This past Sunday, we looked at the first half of the book of Jonah (using the New Jerusalem Bible, which is a bit tricky to find online). Jonah's story is so easily our story, in that we are called to show radical love and grace in the world and yet, we often run or nap instead. - Sermon from 5/1/2022

This past Sunday, we were blessed to have our friend James Payton preach on John 20 and the commissioning of the disciples by Jesus. - Sermon from 4/24/2022

This past Sunday, for our Easter message, we looked at Luke 24:13-35 and examined the theme of Jesus arriving to defeat the injustice of sin and death. - Sermon from 4/17/2022

This past Sunday we looked at Luke 20:45-21:4 and examined the consistent theme of Jesus arriving to frustrate the religious people. We looked at the story of Jesus' harsh words against the scribes in Luke 20 and how that was related to the actions of the poor widow putting in her copper coins in Luke 21. - Sermon from 4/10/2022