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This one continues The Hardest Part, focusing on Isaiah’s good news of God’s graceful ways. In it, Rev. Will talks about the difference between our ways and God’s. The text of the day was Isaiah 55:1-11. 

This one continues The Hardest Part by focusing on Jesus’ lament over Jerusalem. In it, Rev. Will talks about how we respond when our help is refused, even if it’s for ourselves. The text of the day was Luke 13:31-35. 

This one continues The Hardest Part by focusing on Jesus’ temptation in the Wilderness. In it, Rev. Will talks about the Wilderness and how to endure it. 

This one begins our Lenten series, The Hardest Part: hurt we carry, hope we find. In it Rev. Will talks about God meeting us in the ash heaps of our lives. 

This one wraps up the season after the Epiphany, a time where Jesus reintroduces himself to us. The text for the day was Luke 9:28-36.

This one continues our series on Jesus' early ministry, taking a look at some of Jesus' most difficult sayings, "love your enemies" for example. The text of the day was Luke 6:27-38.

Continuing our series through the early part of Jesus' ministry in Luke, this one addresses one of Jesus' most controversial takes. The text of the day was Luke 6:17-26.

This one continues our series about Jesus' early ministry exploits in Luke. The text was Luke 5:1-11. 

This one continues a series on the early part of Jesus' ministry. The text of the day was Luke 4:21-30.

This one continues our series through the stories of Jesus' early ministry. It was based on Luke 4:14-21. 

This one begins an Epiphany series following stories early in Jesus' ministry, talking about what they reveal about our savior. The text for the day was John 2:1-11.

This one is about God speaking and promising good news when we are afraid. It's based on Isaiah 43:1-7.

This one is from Christmas Eve. It finishes out our series in the prophets leading to Jesus’ birth. 

Continuing our Advent series through the minor prophets, this one is about how God finds us in the lowly, forgotten, and unappealing places of our lives. It's based on Micah 5:2-5a.

This one continues our Advent series through the prophets. In it, Rev. Will talks about Zephaniah's prophecy of what God showing up will look and feel like. 

This one continues our Advent series through the prophets. In it, Rev. Will talks about how Jesus is getting us ready for his second Advent. The text of the day was Malachi 3:1-4.

This one kicks off the Advent season. In it Rev. Will talks about the difficulty in waiting, especially when things aren't going well. The text of the day was Jeremiah 33:14-16.

This is for Christ the King Sunday. In it, Rev. Will talks about how Jesus' coming reign will be marked by the things as his life, death, and resurrection. The main text he preached on was Revelation 1:4b-8.

This one finishes our series in Hebrews. In it, Rev. Will talks about the Church as an outpost of heaven in the world and how our worship is practicing what heaven will be like. The text of the day was Hebrews 10:11-25.

In this one, Rev. Will talks about how death and judgment lose their power in the Cross of Jesus. It continues our series through Hebrews. The text was Hebrews 9:24-28.

This one continues our series through Hebrews. In it, Rev. Will talks about regret, how it has a hold on us, and how Jesus frees us from it. The sermon is based on Hebrews 9:11-14.

This one continues our series in Hebrews. In it, Rev. Will talks about how Jesus and his grace and mercy stay the same while the world around us changes. 

This one continues our series in Hebrews. In it, Rev. Will talks about what a high priest is, how we all have them, and why Jesus is different. 

In this one, Rev. Will addresses Jesus' seemingly tough words on divorce. In it, he concludes that Jesus is again showing care for the vulnerable and not trying to bludgeon people.

In this one, we begin a 7-week series on Hebrews. Rev. Will tackles shame and how Jesus isn't ashamed of us.