[East Side, Justin Fung] The primary way our identity is formed is by the ways we are loved. Pastor Justin talks about why knowing and living in the truth of being loved by God changes everything.

[Columbia Heights] Following a week of tragic national news and racial tension, Aaron Graham outlines how the church should lead by example in times of injustice.

[East Side, Matthew Watson] Pastor Matthew Watson shares what God's Word can tell us about lamenting violence and seeking true reconciliation. We want to be able to grieve as a community and be reminded that Jesus remains in control.

In light of the largest movement of peoples ever witnessed on the planet globally, there’s an appropriateness to the timing of this discussion of refugees and immigration. Christ calls us to view all people as made in his image.

[East Side, Matthew Watson] Often we think of our faith in Christ as a piece of our life. But Jesus calls us to surrender all of the pieces of our lives to him. We will reflect on two parables wherein Jesus likens the Kingdom of God to a priceless...

[Bill Haley, Columbia Heights] How do you know when the Kingdom of God is happening and what exactly is our role in it? Pastor Bill Haley talks about why it's important to pay attention to what God is doing through us.

[East Side, Jonathan Brooks] When we come in contact with God, we are transformed–our entire lives from where we live to what we do throughout our day must be changed. He calls us to be uncomfortable: God never asks us to be successful, only faithful...

[Columbia Heights, Pastor Chris Williamson] Guest Speaker Pastor Chris Williamson leads Strong Tower Bible Church in Nashville, TN, a growing, multicultural church. In this sermon, he points us to what Jesus instructs us to do to be reconcilers and...

[East Side, Matthew Watson] This week we continue with our Every Nation, Every Tribe series, asking, “what does it look like for us to be a multicultural church in pursuit of Biblical Justice?" Drawing insight, direction and inspiration from the...

[Columbia Heights, Jim Wallis ] President and Founder of Sojourners, Jim Wallis teaches on "America's Original Sin" of systemic racism. SCRIPTURE [Revelation 7:9]