Our Director of Campus Ministries, Megan Otto, brings a message about cultivating an awareness of God every day in all that we do.

We hear a New Testament lesson about Jesus calling the disciples and we will consider God’s call on our own life. With the changing landscape of religion in our culture, the metaphor of being on a road trip just might provide some helpful lessons!

Pastor Heather preaches from the Gospel of Mark on Jesus calming the storm. Karoline Lewis says, “Perhaps the act of faith is not just the trust that Jesus will still the storm. The act of faith is taking Jesus’ invitation to heart.” Explore the wonder of this miracle story in Pastor Heather’s sermon, “God Magic.”

Our Director of Music Ministries, Alicia Villarreal shares this week. In their message “How Can I Keep from Singing?”, they’ll share a few hymns that have been meaningful to them over the years.

Pastor Teresa’s sermon, “A Grace So Big” is based on 1 Corinthians 13 as we acknowledge the ongoing struggle for full inclusion and name the complexity of emotions as some conservative churches are making the decision to disaffiliate from the denomination.

Pastor Earl Kim preaches on Trinity Sunday.

We conclude our sermon series “All Creatures Great and Small.” The sermon text is from Matthew’s account of the faith of the Canaanite woman and the animals of focus are dogs.

We continue our sermon series “All Creatures Great and Small.” We hear a special reading of Psalm 23 and a reading from John’s Gospel. Pastor Earl preaches as we focus on this week’s animal: sheep.

We continue our sermon series “All Creatures Great and Small.” Pastor Teresa preaches from the book of Jonah and the animals of focus are whales.

We begin a new sermon series “All Creatures Great and Small.” Each week will focus on animals featured in Bible stories and we will remember together our call to care for creation. This Sunday, Pastor Teresa preached on Matthew 6:25-34 and we take a look at what we can learn from Jesus’ invitation to think about the birds of the air.