The River: Downstream

How does Joseph reconcile with his brothers and how is that reflected in the way we are to act with those around us.

Joseph is tasked with interpreting dreams, what does this mean for his relationship with the Pharaoh and with God? How do we bear God's image to the world.

This week we have a guest pastor walking us through the next segment of the Joseph story and what it means that God walks through the valleys with us.

This week we're learning from each other on how we learn and experience hospitality in our every day lives. Thank you to everyone who shared a story with us.

Zacchaeus' trajectory from being ostracized to belonging is explored again from Jesus' perspective. The environment of hospitality is once at the heart of Zacchaeus' transformation. Luke 19:1-10

Hospitality … Jesus style! We continue our theme of hospitality for the month of October, and this Sunday we witness how Jesus interacts with a true son of Abraham. Luke 19:1-9

A shorter episode this week as we share in fellowship at the table together while kicking off our Hospitality Series

How many of us think about how we are shaped by the places we go and the interactions we have? This week we explore how a story from Acts 19 might have something to teach us about being open to God’s purpose in sending us from one place to another.

We gather to learn the fourfold movement in our worship services. Gather - Word - Respond - Sent. We will focus on our listening ability to enable us to Respond better to what the Lord is saying to us.

God speaks. God’s Word. The Word becomes flesh. How do we hear the word? How do we interact with the word?

This week we're looking at the bible, and how much we trust in it's accuracy when there are so many variations.

What is the kingdom of God and where do we find it?

What are the contemporary testimonies and what differentiates them from a creed or a confession?

Why are there unanswered prayers when scripture tells us so often that if we simply ask, and trust in God that our prayers will be answered?

This week we are exploring the Belhar confession, the legacy of apartheid in South Africa, what can we learn from it?

This week we are learning about 3 creeds, and using their foundations to write our own creed with Paul Jensen.

Guest Pastor Harold Roscher teaches us about what it means to love one another through Genesis 11 and Romans 12.

Our last installment of the 8th Day series has us pondering our own generosity. But is it what you are thinking? Or is it something else? Acts 3:1-10

Acts 2 tells the beginning of the church that was born on Pentecost. A new beginning for an ancient people… just as it was foretold, prophesied, and expected! Come, join the throng! Thank you to Kaleb Brasee for his piano instrumentals.

The story of Jesus continues 50 days after resurrection. And like the Israelites who celebrated the harvest in the promised land 50 days after each Passover, so now the new Israel celebrates the harvest at Pentecost. Discover the significance of the Holy Spirit on the lives of believers in that moment and with us here and now. Acts 2:1-5

What does it mean to be a witness? What does it look like? Can we even do it? Acts 1:1-10

"Do you love me?" Jesus asks Peter. There are two things going on in this interchange between Jesus and Peter. Do you know what these two things are? John 21:15-19

On the eighth day Jesus went fishing...is he asking us to do the same? John 21:1-14

This week Andrea is leading us in a dramatic reading of the parable of the Rich Man and the importance of stewarding our resources. This isn't a traditional sermon, but it doesn't mean there won't be take aways for people of all ages.

We journey with those closest to Jesus as they learn that He is risen. As we do, we begin to discover what implications the resurrection has for the way we live our lives.