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 Acts 22-28. We hope that God will be with you in your reading each week!

Sermon on Mark 1:4-11. This is the first and 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 brings the beauty of heaven to earth and calls us to do the same.

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 Acts 15-21. We hope that God will be with you in your reading each week!

Sermon on Luke 2:22-40. This is the fourth and final sermon in our sermon series called Prepare the Way.

Advent is a season of preparation, when we verbalize our longing for the world to be set right and remember the promise of God's anointed one. As we look toward the coming of Jesus, we prepare ourselves not only through buying gifts but also through sacred practices that point us toward the hope of Emmanuel, God with us.

In this worship service, we welcomed our friends from FPC South Bend and FPC Mishawaka in worship with us.

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 Acts 8-14. We hope that God will be with you in your reading each week!

Sermon on Luke 2:1-20. This is the third sermon in our sermon series called Prepare the Way.

Advent is a season of preparation, when we verbalize our longing for the world to be set right and remember the promise of God's anointed one. As we look toward the coming of Jesus, we prepare ourselves not only through buying gifts but also through sacred practices that point us toward the hope of Emmanuel, God with us.

In this sermon, we explore how when a new light shines in the darkness, even if it hurts our eyes, we can celebrate and be glad.

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 Acts 1-7. We hope that God will be with you in your reading each week!

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 Luke 18-24. We hope that God will be with you in your reading each week!

Sermon on 1 Peter 3:8-15a. This is the second sermon in our sermon series called Prepare the Way.

Advent is a season of preparation, when we verbalize our longing for the world to be set right and remember the promise of God's anointed one. As we look toward the coming of Jesus, we prepare ourselves not only through buying gifts but also through sacred practices that point us toward the hope of Emmanuel, God with us.

In this sermon, we explore how we can trust God's deliverance as we live in faith.

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 Luke 11-17. Pastor Susan was not able to be present for this conversation, so Pastor Joel shares some thoughts solo this week. We hope that God will be with you in your reading each week!