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.

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.

A conversation about the 2019 focus and budget.

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.

Have you ever wondered if God can actually do something? Maybe you have thought that the situation you were in was too hard for God to fix. If you have been there, then you should listen to what God had to say to his prophet Jeremiah.

Have you ever been angry for the wrong reasons... or been angry at the wrong things? If so, then you can probably relate to Jonah. In Jonah 4, God confronts Jonah on his misplaced anger and teaches us something about the mercy of God.

Can dry bones live?... Can things that we though had no life in them any longer be resurrected or revived?... The prophet Ezekiel was able to witness the power of God speaking life into dry bones... and maybe we can too.

Have you ever witnessed something that called for you to respond in action? In Isaiah 6, the prophet see the Lord sitting on his throne, with all the glory surrounding him... and he can't help but respond to God's question.

There was a time in the life of Moses were he almost settled for mediocrity. That wouldn't have been much of a story. God called him into His mission with a simple question... "What is in your hand?"

The very first question God asks in the Bible gives us insight into how God desires to interact with his creation. Even though we sin, God continues to call us out of our hiding.