In water from a rock, tablets on the ground, tearing apart the sea, ripping the heavens open, in the temple curtain making way for new people to enter God's Kingdom: God has never stopped breaking Godself open, breaking open new meaning - breaking us open.  

The Reverend Krystal Leedy preaches from Hebrews Sunday, November 18, 2018.

The real challenge of stewardship is that some of your support will go to things you may never see. The widow gives everything she has to the church that should be, and could be, and will be, for God’s promises that unfold in their own stubborn time.

The Reverend Matt Gaventa preaches from Mark 12:38 through 13:1-2, Sunday, November 11, 2018

Matt, Krystal, and John share what's coming up this weekend in this 5 minute minicast.

Job's story doesn't end the way we'd like it. And yet Job has faith, despite all of it. Faith doesn't repair the cracks, provide the answers, or put the world back together. At best, it’s a patch job. But maybe it’s exactly what we need.

Matt, Krystal, and John share what's coming up this weekend in this 5 minutes minicast.

What can we learn from the storm? This country is in the grip of a hatred that can absolutely consume us. At some point we must move in a different direction.

Reformation Sunday, October 28, 2018, the Reverend Matt Gaventa continues sermons from the Book of Job.

Matt, Krystal, and John share what's coming up this weekend in this 5 minute minicast. Music by https://www.soundcloud.com/ikson

Job wants to be angry with God. But what he’s really scared of is being known. Once he starts to think about it, he realizes that maybe he’s not ready for that kind of intimacy. It’s not wrong to be angry with God. God is big enough to take it. But if you go looking for God in anger, you might find God. In fact, you might find God looking for you.

The Reverend Matt Gaventa continues the sermon series on Job, Sunday, October 21, 2018.

Matt, Krystal, and John share what's coming up this weekend in this 5-minute minicast.

The question embedded in the introduction to Job is not just “Why do bad things happen to good people?” The question is, "What happens when the universe itself doesn’t play by the rules? What is this capricious mystery wherein we can do everything right and still the recipe doesn’t work?"

The Reverend Matt Gaventa begins a 4-part series on the Book of Job, Sunday, October 14, 2018.