We continue our sermon series centered on “The 3 B’s” of Believing, Behaving and Belonging. What we believe, how we behave (or practice our faith), and how we belong have long been central to many people of faith. Over time, our understanding of “The 3 B’s” have been changing. Pastor Teresa’s sermons will explore this in the light of recent writings from religions scholar Diana Butler Bass.

We begin a new sermon series centered on "The 3 B’s" of Believing, Behaving, and Belonging. What we believe, how we behave (or practice our faith), and how we belong have long been central to many people of faith. Over time, our understanding of "The 3 B’s" has been changing. Pastor Teresa’s sermons will explore this in the light of recent writings from religions scholar Diana Butler Bass.

We welcome guest preacher Rev. Dr. Amy Laura Hall an ordained elder in the Rio Texas Conference of The United Methodist Church and Associate Professor of Christian Ethics and Gender, Sexuality, and Feminist Studies at Duke Divinity School. Dr. Hall continues our look at Old Testament families of the Bible and preaches from the book of Ruth.

Pastor Teresa continues the sermon series “Old Testament Families of the Bible” with a scripture lesson from Exodus 2:1-10 about baby Moses.

Pastor Teresa continues the sermon series “Old Testament Families of the Bible” and the scripture lesson is about the brothers Jacob and Esau.

Pastor Teresa preaches as we begin a new sermon series “Old Testament Families of the Bible,” with a scripture lesson from the 2nd creation story of Genesis.

“If you're lucky you find your way into a spiritual community and you start to find the great teachers of all the ages who said the same thing. There's only love, you're made of love.” – Anne Lamott

Megan Otto preaches on finding contentment in the gray spaces of our lives and our belief systems. What is something you believed as a child that you don't believe anymore?

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.”