"That’s the beauty of this short story. Jesus will not always hand us our moral compass. Better than that, he will ask us to come alongside him to figure it out."

This week, Pastor Kellen detached the parable of the "unjust" judge from the explanation our gospel writers gave us in last week's sermon.

This week we are challenged by the Parable of the Vineyard Workers. This week Pastor Kellen points to God's economy which is grounded in our universal value.

*DISCLAIMER: We are worshiping outdoors for the next few weeks while our sanctuary is under renovation. So audio quality is not as good as most weeks. Thank you for your understanding.

This week, we are challenged by the parable of the tax collector and the Pharisee to create space in our lives for all people to be justified, not just one group or the other.

The parable of the mustard seed marked the halfway point in our sermon series on Jesus' Parables. This week, pastor Kellen challenges us to consider how our community creates shelter and healing for all people, just as the birds find shelter under the mustard tree. Join us and listen...

This week in our Sermon Series on the Short Stories by Jesus, we were challenged by the Parable of the Merchant who sought great pearls. We are reminded that the Kingdom is not like the pearls, but in fact like the Merchant.

Today Pastor Kellen invites us to hear the story of the Good Samaritan with new ears. Through this famous story, how might we be challenged to consider who our neighbor is, and what our call is in regards to them?