This week Canon Patrick teaches on the anointing of David and reminds us that God sees us.

What does it mean to be a part of the family of God? In Zechariah Chapter 12, we hear about a promise of One who will come from the house of David, who will make even the feeblest among us strong. Join Dean Peet as we look at the One we have pierced, the Son of God and of David--and receive His welcome.

The Trinity--Father, Son, and Holy Spirit--exists in an eternal relationship of dynamic love. Does this matter to us today? Join Dean Peet in exploring the nature of the Trinity on this Trinity Sunday. 

The Scriptures tell us that the Holy Spirit gives us gifts. What is the purpose of the gifts of the Spirit and what does it look like for the family of God to embody them?

How many times have you thought or uttered, "Lord, have mercy" in these past weeks and months? This Sunday, Dean Peet reminds us that the words of Jesus are trustworthy and true--that the Spirit is with us and that God will make all things new. In the meantime, we can be washed and welcomed as we look for these promises to be fulfilled. 

We live in a world full of hurting people. The last few years have been marked with loss and uncertainty. What does God have to say when it feels like the locusts have eaten away what is good? Join Sandi Kerner this Sunday as we look at God's promises in Joel 2.

Because of Jesus, you can recognize your sins and bring them to a Holy AND shame-safe God. This week, Student Ministry Director Hunter Myers shares the good news in Leviticus 19. 

How have you bee shepherded by the Good Shepherd? How can we follow the Good Shepherd in the way we care for and support one another? We have a Savior who has walked before us; this week Peet reminds us that He walks with us and shows us how to walk with others.

John 21:1-14 describes an encounter with the risen Christ. This Third Sunday in Eastertide, Canon Patrick teaches us that the Lord Jesus has made himself alive to us in our everyday moments as well as the miraculous ones. 

Many of us long for an encounter with God, like the ones we read in Scripture. This second Sunday of Easter, Hunter Myers shares the good news that Jesus meant what He said, "It is better that I go away, for if I go away I will send the Holy Spirit." Hear how St. Thomas and Job encountered a God who met them where they really are and who still meets people through the power of the Holy Spirit.