Our series on the book Acts called "World Upside Down" is back with Christin Woods giving a brief recap then teaching from Acts 10-11. What does hospitality look like in the early Church and how does it challenge us today to show radical hospitality.

Bob Osborne finishes up our series Properly Formed by unpacking stories and remembering. Human being forget a lot and a major part of spiritual reflection is to remember alongside God. As God forms our story he asks us to remember in order to redeem all aspects of our story.

What does beauty have to do with our prayer life and the overwhelming amount of anger and resentment found in our world. Bob Osborne continues our series discussing how beauty and the recognition of beauty has a direct correlation to a healthy prayer life.

We are continuing our Properly Formed series with special guest teacher Bob Osborne. Bob unpacks what it looks looks like to handle dark times through which he refers to as acedia (despondency, despair). How does prayer impact us in our moments of great despair can the Spirit give us strenght?

Our Properly Formed series is back uncovering practical approaches and moves to root our spirituality in a way that helps us encounter God. David starts off the series preaching on embracing a wider liturgy. What can we learn from different Church traditions then our own?

It is Pentecost Sunday and we are finishing off our Jonah series. David Harvey lands our series by unpacking how Jonah helps us understand God and ourselves

David Harvey continues our series on Jonah, unpacking chapter 4. After Jonah's sermon and Nineveh's response we see God extend mercy to the city. After all these events we see Jonah's reaction to God's mercy. Jonah is angry to the point he wants to die. Throughout all of this we see God's consistent character of wanting to give mercy and restore.

We continue our Jonah series this Sunday looking at chapter 3. We look at Jonah’s not so impressive sermon and how it speaks to both Jonah's character but also Gods.

We continue our Jonah series working through chapter 2. Chapter 2 is jammed packed with allusions and call backs throughout scripture. Jonah chapter 2 is a reflection on death and resurrection that pulls from Exodus and the Psalms plus allusions to Jesus.

David Harvey continues our series on the book of Jonah camping out in chapter 1. As Tim Mackie says, “In the book of Jonah, everything is upside-down. Everybody does the opposite of their stereotypes, including the pagans and including Jonah. The only person who seems true to form is God.” This satirical account we have a mirror image of us as humanity.