Guest Preacher: Jean Carlos Diaz-Ramos (New City Church, NEON)

Christian Nationalism tells us that our nation matters most. The kingdom of God rejects that notion and instead includes every tribe, tongue, nation, and people. By seeing God in the immigrant and in each of our neighbors, we can love and live like Jesus. 

Christian nationalism blurs the line between devotion to God and loyalty to nation. When national identity becomes sacred, faith is distorted into idolatry, and God’s kingdom is confused with earthly power.

Christian nationalism turns faith into a tool for dominance, exclusion, and control. Jesus rejects this path, revealing a kingdom shaped not by force or fear, but by service, humility, and self-giving love.

Pastor Laura reminds us that faithful living in a digital world requires intentional rhythms: rest, focus, and truth-seeking grounded in God’s wisdom.

Followers of Christ are called to embody truth and grace in digital spaces, to speak with integrity and dwell with awareness of the lasting impact of our words.

Today we're turning our attention in our "Unplugged" series towards AI. No matter how good the machines get, they will never be "very good" like humans.

Today we're kicking off ”Unplugged,” a series on technology, mental health, and spirituality. And together we’ll pray and lament with one another.

Today we're wrapping up “Peace of Mind,” a series on mental health, addiction, and recovery. What do we do when a cure isn't possible or appropriate?

As we continue into the new year with “Peace of Mind,” Pastor Laura continues our series on mental health, addiction, and recovery. As with physical wellness, mental wellness begins with being able to name our hurt.

We’re kicking off the new year with “Peace of Mind,” a series on mental health, addiction, and recovery. As with physical wellness, mental wellness begins with being able to name our hurt.