Sermon on Genesis 1:1--2:4a. This is the first sermon in our fall sermon series called Blessings of God.

As we kick off the fall, we'll look at the foundational stories of Israel through the lens of gratitude and blessing. With each step of the journey taken by God's people, they encounter another blessing God offers them. Some are obvious; others are disguised by circumstance. Through this series, we'll begin to see the blessings God gives us today.

In this sermon, we explore how as God's image bearers, we are stewards of God's creation, called to love God's world and one another.

Sermon on Ecclesiastes 2:18-3:8. This is the fifth and final sermon in our summer sermon series called Wisdom.

Scripture's poetry and wisdom literature can be difficult to understand. We'll end the summer with a short survey of the books of Proverbs and Ecclesiastes, both of which will remind us of the importance of wisdom working hand-in-hand with the Lord we serve.

In this sermon, we explore how instead of trying to control our lives, we can choose to find joy in them.

Sermon on Ecclesiastes 1:1-18. This is the fourth sermon in our summer sermon series called Wisdom.

Scripture's poetry and wisdom literature can be difficult to understand. We'll end the summer with a short survey of the books of Proverbs and Ecclesiastes, both of which will remind us of the importance of wisdom working hand-in-hand with the Lord we serve.

In this sermon, we explore how life’s seeming vanity is transformed by Christ, who assures us we matter to God beyond control or achievement.

Sermon on Proverbs 8:22-36. This is the third sermon in our summer sermon series called Wisdom.

Scripture's poetry and wisdom literature can be difficult to understand. We'll end the summer with a short survey of the books of Proverbs and Ecclesiastes, both of which will remind us of the importance of wisdom working hand-in-hand with the Lord we serve.

In this sermon, we explore how wisdom is much more than a set of abstract principles - wisdom is a journeying companion.

Sermon on Proverbs 3:1-18. This is the second sermon in our summer sermon series called Wisdom.

Scripture's poetry and wisdom literature can be difficult to understand. We'll end the summer with a short survey of the books of Proverbs and Ecclesiastes, both of which will remind us of the importance of wisdom working hand-in-hand with the Lord we serve.

In this sermon, we explore how wisdom grows through daily choices, guiding us to trust God in every season.

Sermon on Proverbs 1:1-19. This is the first sermon in our summer sermon series called Wisdom.

Scripture's poetry and wisdom literature can be difficult to understand. We'll end the summer with a short survey of the books of Proverbs and Ecclesiastes, both of which will remind us of the importance of wisdom working hand-in-hand with the Lord we serve.

In this sermon, we explore how if we want life to make sense, we need to begin with who God is and how God acts toward us.

In our worship service today, we had the privilege of hearing from Indira Maliro and Noha Chalulu. Each of these Sunnyside members shared about their experience at Presbyterian Youth Triennium through the lens of two Scriptures: Psalm 126 and Acts 2:14-21, both read by Phoebe Skiles-duToit.

We hope your spirit is inspired by the thoughtful words of these young people!

Sermon on Revelation 21:1-6; 22:1-5. This is the seventh and final sermon in our summer sermon series called Horizons of Faith.

The good news of the Gospel is that Jesus will reign over all the world and that evil will be conquered forever. But when we turn on the news or receive a diagnosis for a loved one, we see evil is very much alive. Turning to Revelation, we can see this tension between God's salvation and evil's brokenness playing out on a cosmic stage. Each week, we'll track this tension using the different characters and locations in Revelation.

In this sermon, we explore how no matter what pain we have experienced in this life, God will make all things new.

Sermon on Revelation 17:1-6; 19:11-16. This is the sixth sermon in our summer sermon series called Horizons of Faith.

The good news of the Gospel is that Jesus will reign over all the world and that evil will be conquered forever. But when we turn on the news or receive a diagnosis for a loved one, we see evil is very much alive. Turning to Revelation, we can see this tension between God's salvation and evil's brokenness playing out on a cosmic stage. Each week, we'll track this tension using the different characters and locations in Revelation.

In this sermon, we explore how love is not a commodity to be bought, sold, or traded, but a gift given by a passionate God.

Sermon on Revelation 13:1-18. This is the fifth sermon in our summer sermon series called Horizons of Faith.

The good news of the Gospel is that Jesus will reign over all the world and that evil will be conquered forever. But when we turn on the news or receive a diagnosis for a loved one, we see evil is very much alive. Turning to Revelation, we can see this tension between God's salvation and evil's brokenness playing out on a cosmic stage. Each week, we'll track this tension using the different characters and locations in Revelation.

In this sermon, we explore how Christ’s love triumphs over evil—so fix your eyes on the Lamb, not the beast.