On Sunday we started a new series, looking at Unnamed But Not Unnoticed women in the Bible. Our first text was on John 8:1-11 and the woman caught in adultery. In this story, Jesus is speaking out against religious hypocrisy and asking why we feel the need to carry rocks to be used against others.

On Sunday we finished out our "Mothers of the Messiah" series with our guest speaker, Kristin Caynor preaching on Mary's Magnificat.
If you wanted to follow along or support Kristin's work, you can do so right here. If you're interested inordering her book, you can do so right here.
She also referenced a book several times about the collapse of empire, called Against the Machine.

On Sunday we continued our Advent sermon series, looking at the 4 women in the genealogy of Jesus inMatthew's Gospel. Our fourth study was on Bathsheba and her relationship to the theme of love.

On Sunday we continued our Advent sermon series, looking at the 4 women in the genealogy of Jesus inMatthew's Gospel. Our third study was on Ruth and her relationship to the theme of joy.

On Sunday we continued our Advent sermon series, looking at the 4 women in the genealogy of Jesus inMatthew's Gospel. Our second study was Rahab and her efforts at peacemaking.

-Sermon from 11/30/2025

On Sunday we had our Service of Thanksgiving and Remembrance, focusing in on people and things we are thankful for. We heard about those in our congregation and their thankfulness for bike helmets, national parks, family, cats and bibles!

On Sunday we finished up our series on spiritual disciplines by examining the topic of rest in relation to Mark 4:35-41. Take some time this weekor in the near future and enjoy a time of rest!

On Sunday we continued along inour exploration of spiritual disciplines, this time being blessed by our own James Payton. We explored the theme of "study" inrelation to Luke 2:41-52.

On Sunday we continued along inour exploration of spiritual disciplines, this time looking at the practice of justice. We explored what it means to live out the fullness of the "Good News" that Jesus proclaims inLuke 4:14-30.