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 Mark 15-16 and Galatians 1-5. We hope that God will be with you in your reading each week!

Sermon on Exodus 25:10-22. This is the thirty-eighth sermon in our year-long series on Exodus, and the fifth sermon in the fifth movement of this sermon series called Life with God.

In this fifth movement of Exodus, we join Israel as God gives various additional laws, shares a meal with Israel's elders, and offers instructions for preparing the tabernacle as a place of worship. For seven weeks, we will consider the ways that these seemingly outdated laws and blueprints tell us something about the God we serve.

In this sermon, we explore how holy and sacred items are beautifully designed to show the beauty of God's mercy.

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

Sermon on Exodus 24:9-18. This is the thirty-seventh sermon in our year-long series on Exodus, and the fourth sermon in the fifth movement of this sermon series called Life with God.

In this fifth movement of Exodus, we join Israel as God gives various additional laws, shares a meal with Israel's elders, and offers instructions for preparing the tabernacle as a place of worship. For seven weeks, we will consider the ways that these seemingly outdated laws and blueprints tell us something about the God we serve.

In this sermon, we explore how God is willing to meet us in our world to love 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 Mark 1-7. We hope that God will be with you in your reading each week!

Sermon on Exodus 24:1-8. This is the thirty-sixth sermon in our year-long series on Exodus, and the third sermon in the fifth movement of this sermon series called Life with God.

In this fifth movement of Exodus, we join Israel as God gives various additional laws, shares a meal with Israel's elders, and offers instructions for preparing the tabernacle as a place of worship. For seven weeks, we will consider the ways that these seemingly outdated laws and blueprints tell us something about the God we serve.

In this sermon, we explore how making covenants with God marks and changes us in unexpected ways.

Sermon on Exodus 23:1-9. This is the thirty-fifth sermon in our year-long series on Exodus, and the second sermon in the fifth movement of this sermon series called Life with God.

In this fifth movement of Exodus, we join Israel as God gives various additional laws, shares a meal with Israel's elders, and offers instructions for preparing the tabernacle as a place of worship. For seven weeks, we will consider the ways that these seemingly outdated laws and blueprints tell us something about the God we serve.

In this sermon, we explore how just as God loves us with words and actions, we are called to love our neighbors by what we do.

Sermon on Exodus 21:28-36. This is the thirty-fourth sermon in our year-long series on Exodus, and the first sermon in the fifth movement of this sermon series called Life with God.

In this fifth movement of Exodus, we join Israel as God gives various additional laws, shares a meal with Israel's elders, and offers instructions for preparing the tabernacle as a place of worship. For seven weeks, we will consider the ways that these seemingly outdated laws and blueprints tell us something about the God we serve.

In this sermon, we explore how we can forgive while also living wisely.

Sermon on Exodus 20:1-17. This is the thirty-third sermon in our year-long series on Exodus, and the tenth and final sermon in the fourth movement of this sermon series called Ten Commandments.

In the fourth movement of Exodus, we behold the Lord giving Moses the Ten Commandments. Many of us are somewhat familiar with the Ten Commandments, but we might not understand how some of them apply to our lives. God intends for the law to give punishments to lawbreakers, to be guardrails for the well-intentioned, and to illuminate a path of flourishing for all people. During this ten-week summer series, we will listen to the words God spoke to Moses three thousand years ago and ask how they apply to us today.

In this sermon, we explore how disordered desires robs us of joy.

Sermon on Exodus 20:1-14. This is the thirty-second sermon in our year-long series on Exodus, and the ninth sermon in the fourth movement of this sermon series called Ten Commandments.

In the fourth movement of Exodus, we behold the Lord giving Moses the Ten Commandments. Many of us are somewhat familiar with the Ten Commandments, but we might not understand how some of them apply to our lives. God intends for the law to give punishments to lawbreakers, to be guardrails for the well-intentioned, and to illuminate a path of flourishing for all people. During this ten-week summer series, we will listen to the words God spoke to Moses three thousand years ago and ask how they apply to us today.

In this sermon, we explore how God takes covenants seriously and asks us to do the same.

One of the topics of conversation in this sermon is pornography. For more information about the addictive and harmful nature of pornography, check out https://fightthenewdrug.org