As you prepare for the new year, spend some time talking with God about whether there might be ‘another way’ that would be more helpful for you to go this year.

This is the poem that was shared in Sunday’s service.

So many of us build our lives around things like family and work and play - because we value loyalty and contributing to the world and joy. Sometimes church leaders have condemned us for these things. But what if there’s a different way of seeing things?

On Sunday, Nechelle Spencer described what God is like to her, that being a stream of light through a window in the morning.

The point is that Christ ends up being everything we really need and everything good about God.

Living in a consumer-capitalist-driven society renders us constantly to “do” and “produce,” especially as Christmas looms on the horizon.

Real friendship often requires conflict.

Each of us are looking for some community.

A dozen times in this book of the Bible, Ruth is called a Moabite. It’s a short book, so it’s not like we forgot!

Have you ever found yourself in a bad situation, and you have a nagging feeling you caused it? 

For courage when you thought things would be different by now

What if the Beatitudes were still being written today?

What does hope sound like? What if it sounded like the call of a goose…

The clear reading of the text is not in question. But that doesn’t make it right.

Yesterday we talked about taking risks. Today, that risk is to believe what Jesus says about us.

What does it mean that God’s love is infinite and eternal?

What a great scene from The Chosen… except it is just like us

Why do I admire others who show emotions and cry but see it as a weakness in myself?

It’s such a powerful experience to be in the presence of someone who sees our brokenness and who sees through the brokenness to the invincible preciousness of our self