Message Cast

Rev. Loren Richmond Jr. teaches about the various ways God re-forms in our spiritual journeys.

Rev. Loren Richmond Jr invites us all to take the risk to follow the example of Christ who chose to risk first.

Rev. Loren Richmond Jr. talks about how God meets us wherever we are regardless of the pandemic or struggle we are in the midst of, in the first worship gathering of Lent 2021.

Rev. Loren Richmond Jr. talks about the “thin places” and liminal spaces God is inviting us into.

With so much uncertainty and change, it's easy to forget why we're doing what we're doing. If you've forgotten what's important to you or what you're about, take some time to re-discover your mission.

When you imagine God in heaven looking down on you, what kind of expression is on God’s face? In 2021, discover for the first time, or all over again, God's deep and immense love for you.

Pastor Loren talks about how knowing who you are and how God loves you can us be better equipped to listen to and consider the stories of others without feeling like we're losing ourselves.

Pastor Loren talks about the polarization in our nation and how as followers of Jesus, our job is to seek reconciliation and right relationships.

In these challenging times, it's easy to get sucked into a vortex of despair by the surrounding anxiety of our nation. Pastor Loren shares how to break the vicious cycle.

It's not a question of whether there is enough. Rather, it's a question of whether we have enough people to get the good news of God's love to the people who need it most.

Rev. Loren Richmond Jr. preaches on Galatians 6:7-8 in the next message in our "All In" series.

Pastor Loren shares how true influence comes not from self-promotion, but from self-sacrifice, like Jesus.

Pastor Loren shares about what we can do when we feel stuck on the treadmill of life.

God isn't concerned with conversions, newly acquired business, and overall sales. God is interested in lives changed and progress made for God's kingdom.

Because of the faithfulness of Jesus to his mission, the broken relationship between God and humanity has been restored. Now, in turn, we each have a mission from God!

We can only grow when we are willing to wrestle with the past and confront our biggest mistakes.

The longer our body is our of alignment, the more we adjust to living in an unhealthy, dysfunctional way. White people in America need to go in for some spiritual chiropractic care.

White people often have feeling of guilt and shame when talking about racism. How can we sort through our feelings in a helpful way?

Pastor Shaye shares some powerful words about Jesus and this woman he met.

In this message, Loren takes a look at some of the bible verses that have been used to "clobber" LGBT+ persons.

This Memorial Day Weekend, take some time to remember what really matters.

In Jesus, we see the idea that we can sacrifice some for the sake of the good exposed as evil and corrupt.

With thousands sick, millions unemployed, and billions of dollars being spent, it's easy to feel like just a number. But, we're matter more than we think.

Long ago, some disciples walked an unknown road together, unsure of what the future would hold. We can learn a lot from them.

Fallen Heroes: Spider Man -- Resentment and Forgiveness by Missiongathering Thornton