Text: Galatians Galatians 6:1-18

The mosaic of Christ in the world is made up of a variety of people, cultures, ideas, and identities. But the Church will inevitably look like Jesus.

Text: Galatians 5:1-26

God's gift does not guarantee us an easy life. It doesn't even guarantee us a happy life. What God's gift does offer us is a beautiful life.

Text: Galatians 4:12-31

How does what Jesus is doing seep into our every day lived experience? Galatian’s uncomfortable allegory opens our eyes to the reality of our life with God, even in this present chaos.

Text: 3:19-4:1-11

So much of life is driven by our attempts to grab for ourselves what God freely offers as a gift. So what might happen if we actually accepted it?

Text: Galatians 2:11-21

If at some point it was made clear to you that the good news didn’t include you, this sermon is for you.

Text: Galatians 1:1-10

With a new year come new reflections, reminders, resolutions, and often some resolve. In the midst of all that, what is the number one thing to keep in mind?

Text: John 1:1-5

As we reflect on this past year and pray about the year ahead, we are reminded of the overarching truth that the Light shines in the darkness, and the darkness does not overcome it.

Text: Luke 1:39-55

Mary’s Magnificat is a powerful song of revolution and rectification in a broken world. But have we missed the entire point of it?

Text: Luke 3:7-18

Preparing the way of the Lord means acknowledging the darkness without and within. Doing so will mean drawing this one fundamental conclusion…

Text: Luke 21:25-36

Ready to hope again? Hope is often something overlooked (or abandoned) in post evangelical churches like ours. But Jesus’ insists that we be a strange people who hope when it seems like we have absolutely no reason for hope. And oddly enough, Jesus uses this truth to ignite our hearts to hope again.

Text: Luke 24:13-35

In our work of leading a Jesus centered life God encounters us and transfigures our resentment into gratitude.

Text: Luke 7:36–50

Sunday after Sunday our gathering culminates in our entering into love itself. Its given to us as a meal.

Text: Matthew 3:13-17

The waters of baptism transport us into a new reality, one which stands in opposition to all the so called ways of life promised in the old.

Text: Matthew 28:16-20

Jesus invites us in to send us out. But what it is we are meant to be doing is often confused, and in some instances harmful. So what does it mean to live sent?

Text: Matthew 26:20-30

When we come to Jesus' table week after week, we are being invited into the very heart of God's reign in the world. We are then invited to be transformed into people who see the world through the lens of God's great love and generosity.

Text: Mark 10:17-27

God’s love is good, but it is not always comfortable. The question we face week in and week out is “what difference will I allow it to make?” Our pattern of worship helps us encounter the love of God that refuses to leave us unchanged.