God calls us to see things from his perspective, not our own. This week, Susan help us learn how we can do that.

Jesus was always after the unwanted, wanting to bring the word to them. He did this despite the feelings of others around him. What can his persistence teach us today?

What does it mean to be amazed by God's Presence?

Jonah let deeply ingrained bitterness prevent him from moving forward with God. In this sermon, Susan asks us to consider where we are holding on to bitterness and where we need to choose forgiveness.

This week, we learn how John describes Jesus getting In The Flow, with the calling of Philip.

Over the next few weeks we will be looking at gospel stories that invite us into the flow of God’s activity in our lives and in the community in which engage each day. We chose this theme because this is the season of discovery and new life.

As we enter a new year with our dreams and goals and visions for who we want to be and what we want to do, we want to enter it with the right perspective - a perspective that is going to lead us into all that God has for us, because it is only in him that we are going to find true fulfillment, joy, and peace.

Many times regifting is looked down upon. But, in the case of the love and power of Christ, we should offer that gift to as many people as possible.

On this Christmas Eve, We prepare ourselves to receive the greatest gift of all, the birth of our Savior, Jesus Christ

Jesus is the sudden and unexpected appearing of goodness in the story of humanity. God is with us. We are not alone.