Psalm 22 is a gift to us - it can give us language for pain and hope, even when we are so overwhelmed we cannot find words. 

Today we reflect on themes of love and safety (the two core emotions according to Restoration Therapy) in Psalm 25.  Here is the translation of the Psalm read at the end of the ser...

Pastor Mark reads the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5, 6, and 7).* As a possible discipline to add during Lent, you might take time to listen to this sermon every day. If I had to p...

Transfiguration Sunday, 2021. Mystery and unknowing. 

Pastor Corey reflects on Mark 1:29-42 (focusing on v. 40-41). There were several cute moments of Corey being interrupted by his toddler, but I cut many of those out so the audio wo...

This sermon comes from a story of Jesus' early ministry (Mark 1:21-28) and 1 Corinthians 8:1-13. In the midst of possibly deconstructing many things we learned in church, what do w...

What does it look like to follow Jesus? What does a "call" mean? It might not be what we expect. This sermon is based on Mark 1:14-20 and the book of Jonah. 

This sermon comes from John 1:43-51, a passage about calling some of the first disciples. But it is about Jesus' identity and YOUR identity. I hope you will hear and believe the tr...

On Sunday, January 10, 2021, the Church celebrated Baptism Sunday and read Psalm 29 (about God's power over everything). And yet we are weary from a pandemic and just witnessed an ...