Pastor Megan, Pastor Kevin and Pastor Erik discuss John 13:1-14. Jesus points us towards his crucifixion. Service is the whole point. Jesus loves us with his whole life; we are also called to love and serve each other with everything we’ve got. This is what unites us: a desire to serve to the glory of Jesus Christ and his gospel. How will we serve each other now that we are side by side?

We continue through Lent and remember we are never alone, that God always goes with us, and that God sees us when we hurt. Thank you for being together in this time of devotion.

With Jesus our Good Shepherd, we have confidence that even in adversity and change we can find peace and comfort. May this time of prayer and reflection help you follow him more closely through your week. Thanks for joining us!

Pastor Megan, Pastor Kevin and Pastor Erik discuss John 11:38-44, the story of Jesus' power over death. Lazarus still dies eventually. Death is still real. But Jesus reminds us that it is not the last word. Continue our journey to notice Jesus in unexpected ways and as he unites us all in his life, death and resurrection.

Pastor Megan, Pastor Kevin and Pastor Erik discuss John 10:1-16. Jesus uses metaphor to try to describe how he cares for and unifies us – and how others don’t. There is a word of promise and a word of warning. We listen for Jesus but also learn to avoid those who won’t care for God’s people. This is meant to be a comforting word, especially in the last verse – Jesus protects all of us. What does it mean that we all belong to our good shepherd?

Welcome to the season of Lent and its call to repentance and renewal. May this time of prayer help you in that faithful discipline. You may join us Mondays at 9 am or whenever it works in your week.

Pastor Megan, Pastor Erik and Pastor Kevin discuss John 9:24-38. This is a complex story of healing, judgment, cowardice, blame, and anger. Where do we see ourselves in this story? Jesus does not let anyone remain in suffering or without community. Jesus calls us together. What keeps us from being one in Christ – and what brings us together?

Easter has now fully transitioned to our unified building at 4545 Pilot Knob Road. We give thanks to God for this new season and remember fondly all that God has done with us in our history. Thanks for joining in this time of devotion as we mark this meaningful moment.

This is our last worship service in this pattern. We’re about to go into a transitional stage. More than ever, we trust that Jesus is the one who brings us life. Pastor Megan, Pastor Erik and Pastor Kevin discuss John 3:1-17. Nicodemus tries to hide his seeking under cover of darkness. Maybe we feel suspicious or nervous, too. But Jesus meets us right where we’re at. Transfiguration Sunday is meant to remind us of the divinity of Jesus and start us on our journey to the cross. This year, we come together in this walk and trust in Jesus as one people.

We trust in God’s action and presence among us, even through transition and trial. God promises to always love and care for us, and that is good news. Thanks for joining this time of devotion, whether you join at 9 am on Mondays or any other time in your week.