This week, we journey with Mary and Joseph as they travel first to be counted in a census, and then to bear a child into the world. As we've already…

The gospel is full of paradox. Jesus is always saying things like, "The last will be first," and, "If you want to live, you must be willing to die." It…

This Sunday, we begin a new series. We'll let the Christmas story as told in the book of Luke inform our choice to be present, be realistic, be gentle and…

We’ve been spending November talking about how to find joy in a pandemic-y world. What we’re finding is that joy IS possible, even when the world is conspiring against us,…

This week, we will continue our exploration of biblical joy with stories from both Exodus and Philippians. In these we'll be inspired to find joy even in the wilderness. We…

Biblical joy is not rooted in our circumstances. It is rooted in Christ's presence. Jesus himself told us that he came that his joy might be in us, so that our…

God's ability to orchestrate circumstances and accomplish his purposes is amazing, isn't it? Well, this Sunday's message represents one of those moments of amazement. Ten months ago, we planned this week's message…

Join us as we wrap up our journey through the Minor Prophets with a look at Malachi, whose word for us is a call to hopeful return. It is a…

This Sunday we continue to explore the messages of the minor prophets. The prophet Habbakuk calls us to a kind of devotion that isn't rooted in circumstances but in the…

What is the one thing you can do that would make everything else easier or unnecessary? PRAY! This Sunday, we are opening up for an evening of prayer and repentance. Come…