Isaiah 58:9b-14; Psalm 103:1-8; Hebrews 12:18-29; Luke 13:10-17Read the sermon here: https://homily.substack.com/p/sabbath-is-not-about-rest

Join Cody Matchett as he delves into the profound themes of hope and suffering, drawing inspiration from Brazilian theologian Ruben Alves and the book of Hebrews. Cody explores the paradox of planting seeds for a future we may never see, urging us to embrace a collective journey of faith. Discover how the communion of saints and the endurance of ordinary believers shape our shared history and guide us toward a hopeful future. Tune in for an inspiring message that challenges us to run the race of faith together, with endurance and love

Christin Woods explores delve into the timeless messages from the book of Hebrews, reflecting on the challenges faced by early Christians and the enduring call to hold fast to our beliefs. Christin unpacks a faith that transcends the seen and unseen, offering a beacon of hope in a world of uncertainty.

Christin Woods, takes on a journey through the scriptures, exploring their timeless wisdom and relevance to our lives today. From the teachings of Colossians on setting our hearts on things above, to the parables that challenge our earthly desires, we delve into the transformative power of these sacred texts. Join us as we reflect on how these scriptures guide us towards spiritual renewal and a deeper connection with God

In this episode, David delves into the profound and boundless nature of God's love. David explores how this divine love manifests in our lives, offering comfort, guidance, and hope. Join us as we uncover the transformative power of embracing God's love and how it can lead us to a deeper understanding of faith and community.

David Harvey exlpores themes of hospitality and worship as illustrated through the biblical story of Martha and Mary. David emphasizes the importance of welcoming Jesus into our lives and prioritizing worship over distractions. Then David highlights the unity in diversity within the church and the call to embrace both Martha's hospitality and Mary's worship as essential components of the Christian faith.

Christin explores the parable of the Good Samaritan, emphasizing its relevance in today's society. Christin delves into the deeper meanings of parables, the question of who our neighbors are, and the importance of compassion and community. Also highlighting modern examples of neighboring, such as Fred Rogers, and calls for a culture of interconnectedness and support among individuals.

David Harvey explores the significance of the number 72 in scripture, particularly in relation to Jesus sending out his disciples. David delves into the mission of Jesus, emphasizing the importance of being a people of peace rather than a consumer-driven church. Then highlighting the need for hospitality, diversity, and community within the church, challenging traditional notions of church as a consumer experience.

David Harvey explores the essence of the gospel, emphasizing that it is not about our journey to God, but rather God's journey to us. David critiques the 'gospel of should,' which imposes burdens and expectations on believers, and highlights the importance of understanding discipleship as an invitation to follow Jesus without the need for perfection. David also touches on the concept of freedom in the gospel, advocating for mutuality and service within the church community, affirming that one does not need to have everything sorted out to be a follower of Christ.

David Harvey explores the themes of the church's liturgical seasons, the nature of chaos and evil, the transformative power of Christ, the significance of baptism, and the importance of unity in diversity within the Christian community. David emphasizes the journey from chaos to order through discipleship and the call to embrace different spiritual languages in worship.