An Easter Sunday message on the resurrection from Matthew 28, recounting the women arriving at the tomb, the angel's announcement that Jesus has risen, and the risen Jesus meeting them, framed by reflections on building life around the marking of Easter.

A Palm Sunday message on the triumphal entry from Luke 19, presenting it as a rare scene of people worshiping Jesus well with heart and body even as their understanding lags behind, set against the backdrop of the journey to Jerusalem for Passover.

The closing message of the Lenten series in Isaiah 58, working through the final verses of the chapter and recapping the whole passage's call for worship that moves outward in mercy and justice rather than empty ritual, ahead of Palm Sunday and Easter.

Continuing the Lenten series in Isaiah 58, this message focuses on verses 8-11 and the promises that follow true worship: light breaking forth like the dawn, healing, the Lord's continual guidance, and becoming like a watered garden when God's people pursue mercy and justice.

The third-week Lenten message in Isaiah 58, focusing on verses 6-10 where God describes the fast he truly chooses: loosing the bonds of injustice, feeding the hungry, and caring for the oppressed, contrasted with the empty ritual fasting God rejects.

A conversational study of Matthew 16:13-18, where Peter confesses Jesus as the Christ, the Son of the living God, and Jesus declares he will build his church on that confession, reflecting on the power of words and God's persistence with people, featuring guests Carol Forrest and Brian Carlson.

A conversational study of the call of Abram in Genesis 12:1-3, reflecting on God's promise to bless Abram and through him all the families of the earth, and how God works through one person to reach a whole family, featuring guests Carol Forrest and Brian Carlson.

A conversational study of Matthew 5:13-16 from the Sermon on the Mount, reflecting on Jesus calling his followers the salt of the earth and the light of the world, and how living well lets others see good works and glorify God, featuring guests Carol Forrest and Brian Carlson.

Continuing the Lenten series in Isaiah 58, this message covers verses 3-5, where the people complain that God ignores their fasting while God exposes that they fast for their own pleasure and oppress their workers, asking what kind of fast God actually chooses.

The opening message of a six-week Lenten series in Isaiah 58, focusing on verses 1-2, where God tells Isaiah to cry aloud against a people who seek God yet whose fasting and prayers go unheard, introducing the prophet Isaiah and the season's call to examine our need for a savior.