Sermon on Revelation 6:1-8; 7:9-17. This is the fourth 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 as God works to renew all things, God also wipes away the old, sinful ways of being from our lives and the lives of our communities.

Sermon on Revelation 5:1-13. This is the third 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 In life’s chaos, Christ the slain Lamb uncovers hope, freedom, and resurrection within us.

Sermon on Revelation 4:1-11. This is the second 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 God’s open door invites all to worship with awe before the heavenly throne.

Sermon on Revelation 1:9-2:7. This is the first 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 God is victorious in love, and because God loves us and holds us fast, we can respond in love without trying to impress God.

Sermon on Acts 2:1-4; Galatians 4:1-7, 5:16-26. This is the eighth and final sermon in our Easter sermon series called Living with Christ.

After Jesus' resurrection, his disciples began to share about how God had conquered death. This truth is the foundation of our life with Christ, and led to the church being built. Many individuals were part of this work, and have helped members of the church live with Christ. We'll consider several people during the season of Easter, and what they teach us about living with Christ today.

In this sermon, we explore how the Spirit forms and transforms us to connect, love, and follow Christ together..

Sermon on Galatians 3:1-9, 23-29. This is the seventh sermon in our Easter sermon series called Living with Christ.

After Jesus' resurrection, his disciples began to share about how God had conquered death. This truth is the foundation of our life with Christ, and led to the church being built. Many individuals were part of this work, and have helped members of the church live with Christ. We'll consider several people during the season of Easter, and what they teach us about living with Christ today.

In this sermon, we explore how God gives us the Spirit through Christ, uniting and transforming us into a resurrection people.

Sermon on Galatians 1:13-17; 2:11-21. This is the sixth sermon in our Easter sermon series called Living with Christ.

After Jesus' resurrection, his disciples began to share about how God had conquered death. This truth is the foundation of our life with Christ, and led to the church being built. Many individuals were part of this work, and have helped members of the church live with Christ. We'll consider several people during the season of Easter, and what they teach us about living with Christ today.

In this sermon, we explore how as Christians and leaders, our actions matter and we have the choice to accept feedback and criticism graciously, even when it is not given in a gentle or discreet way.

We celebrated five confirmation students in worship on Sunday: Bea, Lukas, Phoebe, Riley, and Tristan. In addition to a short sermon on Acts 15:1-5, 13-14, 19, we also heard from our confirmands' statements of faith.

While this is part of our Living with Christ series (focused on how the early church understood their faith), these statements of faith along with the mini-sermon at the beginning really illustrate how we can live with Christ in the here and now.

Sermon on Acts 8:26-39. This is the fourth sermon in our Easter sermon series called Living with Christ.

After Jesus' resurrection, his disciples began to share about how God had conquered death. This truth is the foundation of our life with Christ, and led to the church being built. Many individuals were part of this work, and have helped members of the church live with Christ. We'll consider several people during the season of Easter, and what they teach us about living with Christ today.

In this sermon, we explore how God’s Word meets us, transforms us through Christ, and invites us into a story of welcome and hope.

Sermon on Acts 6:1--7:2a, 44-60. This is the third sermon in our Easter sermon series called Living with Christ.

After Jesus' resurrection, his disciples began to share about how God had conquered death. This truth is the foundation of our life with Christ, and led to the church being built. Many individuals were part of this work, and have helped members of the church live with Christ. We'll consider several people during the season of Easter, and what they teach us about living with Christ today.

In this sermon, we explore how just as Jesus' faith and actions made others nervous, so should ours.