Sermon on Mark 13:24-37. This is the first 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 God shows up in amazing and unexpected ways.

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 4-10. We hope that God will be with you in your reading each week!

Sermon on Hebrews 9:23-10:10. This is the forty-seventh and final sermon in our year-long series on Exodus, and the seventh and final sermon in the sixth movement of this sermon series called The Broken Covenant.

In this sixth and final movement of Exodus, we lament the rebellion of Israel as they worship the golden calf and break the covenant. We will consider the repercussions of our own sinfulness and the deep and tender mercies of God, which triumph over judgment. Each week will focus on something true and unique about the Lord we serve.

In this sermon, we explore how Jesus is the perfect priest and king, able to enter before God's throne of grace to bring us into communion with God.

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 2 Corinthians 10-13 and Luke 1-3. We hope that God will be with you in your reading each week!

Sermon on Exodus 40:34-38. This is the forty-sixth sermon in our year-long series on Exodus, and the sixth sermon in the sixth movement of this sermon series called The Broken Covenant.

In this sixth and final movement of Exodus, we lament the rebellion of Israel as they worship the golden calf and break the covenant. We will consider the repercussions of our own sinfulness and the deep and tender mercies of God, which triumph over judgment. Each week will focus on something true and unique about the Lord we serve.

In this sermon, we explore how even the most righteous leader is unable to commune with a holy God.

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 2 Corinthians 3-9. We hope that God will be with you in your reading each week!

Sermon on Exodus 34:10, 27-35. This is the forty-fifth sermon in our year-long series on Exodus, and the fifth sermon in the sixth movement of this sermon series called The Broken Covenant.

In this sixth and final movement of Exodus, we lament the rebellion of Israel as they worship the golden calf and break the covenant. We will consider the repercussions of our own sinfulness and the deep and tender mercies of God, which triumph over judgment. Each week will focus on something true and unique about the Lord we serve.

In this sermon, we explore how despite our sin, God seeks a relationship with us again and again.

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 Corinthians 12-16 and 2 Corinthians 1-2. We hope that God will be with you in your reading each week!

Sermon on Exodus 34:1-9. This is the forty-fourth sermon in our year-long series on Exodus, and the fourth sermon in the sixth movement of this sermon series called The Broken Covenant.

In this sixth and final movement of Exodus, we lament the rebellion of Israel as they worship the golden calf and break the covenant. We will consider the repercussions of our own sinfulness and the deep and tender mercies of God, which triumph over judgment. Each week will focus on something true and unique about the Lord we serve.

In worship, we had a question and answer time about the character of God between our Director of Christian Formation, Kate McFarland and Margaux, one of our high school seniors.

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 Corinthians 5-11. We hope that God will be with you in your reading each week!