January 19, 2020
Join us this Sunday for our new sermon series looking at Paul’s letter to the Corinthians! In what may have been the most dysfunctional church in the ancient world (and, that’s saying something!), Paul found grace and mercy and community to encourage the Corinthians to be the example Jesus had called them to be. As we start this new year, join us in thinking about the way the church is supposed to be, and how we can all move in that direction together!
January 12, 2020
Join us this Sunday for our new sermon series looking at Paul’s letter to the Corinthians! In what may have been the most dysfunctional church in the ancient world (and, that’s saying something!), Paul found grace and mercy and community to encourage the Corinthians to be the example Jesus had called them to be. As we start this new year, join us in thinking about the way the church is supposed to be, and how we can all move in that direction together!
January 6, 2020
Join us this Sunday for our new sermon series looking at Paul's letter to the Corinthians! In what may have been the most dysfunctional church in the ancient world (and, that's saying something!), Paul found grace and mercy and community to encourage the Corinthians to be the example Jesus had called them to be.
As we start this new year, join us in thinking about the way the church is supposed to be, and how we can all move in that direction together!
December 16, 2019
This Advent, join us as we look at the proclamation that the birth of Jesus was for a world in waiting. From the highest and most powerful places to the lowest and the least respected, the birth of Jesus proclaimed that a new thing was happening in the world. That new thing was going to change everything for everyone - and it still is.
December 8, 2019
This Advent, join us as we look at the proclamation that the birth of Jesus was for a world in waiting. From the highest and most powerful places to the lowest and the least respected, the birth of Jesus proclaimed that a new thing was happening in the world. That new thing was going to change everything for everyone - and it still is.
December 2, 2019
This Advent, join us as we look at the proclamation that the birth of Jesus was for a world in waiting. From the highest and most powerful places to the lowest and the least respected, the birth of Jesus proclaimed that a new thing was happening in the world. That new thing was going to change everything for everyone - and it still is.
November 17, 2019
This November, join us for a month of story telling and remembering what it means to be thankful and grateful for a world, and lives, of abundance! Each week, we’ll be lookin at different reasons and different ways to remember to be thankful, and to see the abundant life around us in our community and in the larger world.
November 10, 2019
This November, join us for a month of story telling and remembering what it means to be thankful and grateful for a world, and lives, of abundance! Each week, we’ll be lookin at different reasons and different ways to remember to be thankful, and to see the abundant life around us in our community and in the larger world.
November 4, 2019
This November, join us for a month of story telling and remembering what it means to be thankful and grateful for a world, and lives, of abundance! Each week, we’ll be lookin at different reasons and different ways to remember to be thankful, and to see the abundant life around us in our community and in the larger world.
October 29, 2019
"Good Omens" a comedic book written in 1990 has just been turned into a hit Amazon Prime Original show. Its a story about an angel and demon who have been stuck on earth for a long time, long enough to not want to go back to heaven and hell. So, as the Apocalypse approaches, the two of them do all the can to circumvent the end times. Our favorite thing about this show, rather than it just being really funny, is that it is asking questions, questions our culture is asking about Christianity, the Bible, and some odd theology. Join us as we explore some topics we usually don't get a chance to talk about.
