Between September 2023 and May 2024, we're reading the New Testament together, one chapter at a time. Each week, Pastors Joel and Susan will have a discussion on that week's reading, offering thoughts to tie the week's reading together.

This week's reading is Matthew 8-14. We hope that God will be with you in your reading each week!

For a good resource to visualize Matthew's five discourses, you can check out this website.

Sermon on Mark 9:2-9. This is the sixth and final sermon in our sermon series called Foretold.

Epiphany is both a season of the Christian year as well as an "aha!" moment. The first chapter of Mark's gospel is chock-full of these "aha!" moments, where Jesus embodies stories and prophecies from Israel's past. Each of these stories points us to steps we can take and "aha!" moments we can have in our lives of faith.

In this sermon, we explore how the truth of Jesus surpasses all our expectations.

Between September 2023 and May 2024, we're reading the New Testament together, one chapter at a time. Each week, Pastors Joel and Susan will have a discussion on that week's reading, offering thoughts to tie the week's reading together.

This week's reading is Matthew 1-7. We hope that God will be with you in your reading each week!

Sermon on Mark 1:29-39. This is the fifth sermon in our sermon series called Foretold.

Epiphany is both a season of the Christian year as well as an "aha!" moment. The first chapter of Mark's gospel is chock-full of these "aha!" moments, where Jesus embodies stories and prophecies from Israel's past. Each of these stories points us to steps we can take and "aha!" moments we can have in our lives of faith.

In this sermon, we explore how we can join God in the flow of Jesus' healing.

Between September 2023 and May 2024, we're reading the New Testament together, one chapter at a time. Each week, Pastors Joel and Susan will have a discussion on that week's reading, offering thoughts to tie the week's reading together.

This week's reading is 1 Peter 3-5, 2 Peter 1-3, and Jude. We hope that God will be with you in your reading each week!

Sermon on Mark 1:21-28. This is the fourth sermon in our sermon series called Foretold.

Epiphany is both a season of the Christian year as well as an "aha!" moment. The first chapter of Mark's gospel is chock-full of these "aha!" moments, where Jesus embodies stories and prophecies from Israel's past. Each of these stories points us to steps we can take and "aha!" moments we can have in our lives of faith.

In this sermon, we explore how God's truth heals and transforms us, body and soul.

Between September 2023 and May 2024, we're reading the New Testament together, one chapter at a time. Each week, Pastors Joel and Susan will have a discussion on that week's reading, offering thoughts to tie the week's reading together.

This week's reading is 1 John 3-5, 2 John, 3 John, and 1 Peter 1-2. We hope that God will be with you in your reading each week!

Sermon on Mark 1:14-20. This is the third sermon in our sermon series called Foretold.

Epiphany is both a season of the Christian year as well as an "aha!" moment. The first chapter of Mark's gospel is chock-full of these "aha!" moments, where Jesus embodies stories and prophecies from Israel's past. Each of these stories points us to steps we can take and "aha!" moments we can have in our lives of faith.

In this sermon, we explore how no matter our occupation, Jesus can use our work for God's glory.

Between September 2023 and May 2024, we're reading the New Testament together, one chapter at a time. Each week, Pastors Joel and Susan will have a discussion on that week's reading, offering thoughts to tie the week's reading together.

This week's reading is James 1-5 and 1 John 1-2. We hope that God will be with you in your reading each week!

In this podcast, we discussed dc Talk's song In the Light, which is worth a listen!

Sermon on John 1:43-51. This is the second sermon in our sermon series called Foretold.

Epiphany is both a season of the Christian year as well as an "aha!" moment. The first chapter of Mark's gospel is chock-full of these "aha!" moments, where Jesus embodies stories and prophecies from Israel's past. Each of these stories points us to steps we can take and "aha!" moments we can have in our lives of faith.

In this sermon, we explore how just as God called the Israelites to follow the law under Moses, Jesus calls us to follow him.