In Ruth 3, Ruth proposes to Boaz by asking him to cover her... which is reminiscent of the blessing Boaz gave Ruth about being "under the wings of God". How many of us have asked God to cover us?

The story of Ruth is one of struggle, loss, faith, redemption, and (of course) love. But like us, when the story begins, we can't see what God might be doing.

Everyone is welcome, but no one would be the same as when they came. A church should expect spiritual growth just as a parent expects physical and mental growth of their child.

What happens when we are truly a welcome home? Well... people will show up. And when people show up, it's not always easy to navigate the differences we might have. So in that way, home is often messy.

Do you consider yourself a safe person? How would others see you? The church family should be a safe place, but sometimes it is not. How do we become a place that is safe for anyone?

Where do you go to get refreshed?... Not just physically, but spiritually? The Church (if it is truly the body of Christ) should be refreshing like living water.

The prodigal son experienced a welcome home he didn't expect. How can we (as a church) offer the same kind of reception?

A conversation about the 2019 focus and budget.

What can we learn from the repetition of the description of the Tabernacle in the book of Exodus?

A new year... another "boring" sermon. This time, we will look at the Law. But seriously... there is something interesting in this seemingly boring part of scripture.