We step into God’s Story, beginning with the beginning and imagining the end. As we chart the Creator’s work from Genesis to Revelation, we see images of God’s intent for the renewal of our world and lives.

Jordan introduces the direction The Parish will head for the next year as we learn about and participate in A Big Enough Story.

Jesus meets disciples on the Walk to Emmaus and leads them to communion. This morning Jordan talks about our approach to House Church beginning this week and significance of our shared meal and gathering.

We continue preparing as a community for the start of our House Churches. This week, we consider the dreams and concerns we share with our neighbors and how we hope to practically care for others through House Churches.

Rooted in 1 Corinthians 12, Jordan speaks further into our upcoming House Church model and the gift of this shared belonging.

Our Family Pastor, Sarah Fetz, shares a message this morning from Colossians 2 on our Shared Identity in Christ, and she introduces our new Elementary and Middle School curriculum for the coming church year, "God's Big Story."

Today’s passage from Colossians is one of the earliest known Christian hymns. Christ, Paul tells us, is the perfect picture of the otherwise-invisible God. What does this tell us about theology and understanding the Bible? And how do we make Christ the key to unlock the rest of our living?

This morning our friend, Rev. Benjamin Wills, shares a fresh perspective on The Good Samaritan story of Luke 10, encouraging us to consider the ways mercy is shown without limit and without bounds.

Jesus’ Kingdom is the freest of countries. It is absolutely clear God calls you to a free life, Scripture says. But what does freedom in Christ’s Kingdom really mean? And how do we become fluent in the words and ways of freedom while living in a culture that understands freedom very differently?

As we transition from Pentecost to Ordinary Time, Jordan reflects on the fruit and flow of the Holy Spirit in daily life. Galatians 5 helps us enter the imagination of two ways of being in the world. How can we participate in the holy rhythm of life in God’s way?