Sundays @ Bellevue United

Join us for our weekly online worship. We will continue our discussion for July's Worship Series - "Square One: How God uses our truths to help us begin (again.)" This week's worship is about hope and how one of our truths might just be the need to learn how to hope again (after all of the political discord, the pandemic, etc.) Part of this conversation, will include looking at our particular, peculiar kind of Christian hope.

For this Palm Sunday, we take a look back at a message from April 2020, when we were only a few weeks into the Pandemic - and yet the question remains the same: What does it look like to remember the story of Palm Sunday during a time of crisis and change?

Sabbath practices can run against many norms in our world: busyness, wealth, and the oppression of creation and each other. If God has called us to "live" a Sabbath, how might this affect the way we serve others and the world?

What role does "delight" play in our lives and in Sabbath practice? The first of four videos in our house church sermon series. Click the "Resources" button below for the poem "Prayer to Welcome the Sabbath".

Churches often talk about being inclusive and "drawing the circle wide" - yet this often requires tearing down many of the long standing walls we've built-up - walls that define who's in and who's out. What does it really take to draw the circle wide?

A selection of parables from Peter Rollins, author of "The Orthodox Heretic"

Epiphany surprises, opportunities for change, and the transformation of going beyond yourself

The Prophet Haggai, Church buildings in their former glory, and learning to imagine something new.

Singing new songs, and what to do with old choruses of complaints when things change

All Saints Day, being a saint for others, and being the saint of your own future.