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Acts 2v42-47 with Jonny Morrison The church is not a building or an event—it is a people called together around Jesus. This series invites us to rediscover why the local church matters and how we are formed through shared life, practice, and participation.

1 Corinthians 11:17-36 with Heather Thomas The church is not a building or an event—it is a people called together around Jesus. This series invites us to rediscover why the local church matters and how we are formed through shared life, practice, and participation.

Colossians 1v15-18 with Jonny Morrison The church is not a building or an event—it is a people called together around Jesus. This series invites us to rediscover why the local church matters and how we are formed through shared life, practice, and participation

Matthew 16v13-20 with Jonny Morrison Assembly Required explores what it means to be the Church—not a building or an event, but an assembly of people called together around Jesus. Drawing on the biblical vision of ekklesia , this series invites us to rediscover why the local church matters, why participation is essential, and how faith is formed through shared life and practice. Our 2026 prayer ser...

Isaiah 35v1-10 and Luke 1v46-55 with Phil Hughes

Isaiah 11v1-9 with Jonny Morrison

Isaiah 9v6-7 with Heather Thomas

Psalm 130 with Jonny Morrison Spiritual growth often feels like walking backwards—moving toward the future while facing our past. We can’t see exactly where we’re going, yet faith invites us to trust that Christ walks with us in it all. This series explores how looking back with compassion and forward with hope can shape a deeper, truer, more grounded faith.

Acts 1v6-11 with Jonny Morrison Spiritual growth often feels like walking backwards—moving toward the future while facing our past. We can’t see exactly where we’re going, yet faith invites us to trust that Christ walks with us in it all. This series explores how looking back with compassion and forward with hope can shape a deeper, truer, more grounded faith.

Exodus 12v1-14 with Phil Hughes Spiritual growth often feels like walking backwards—moving toward the future while facing our past. We can’t see exactly where we’re going, yet faith invites us to trust that Christ walks with us in it all. This series explores how looking back with compassion and forward with hope can shape a deeper, truer, more grounded faith.

John 3v1-10 with Jonny Morrison Spiritual growth often feels like walking backwards—moving toward the future while facing our past. We can’t see exactly where we’re going, yet faith invites us to trust that Christ walks with us in it all. This series explores how looking back with compassion and forward with hope can shape a deeper, truer, more grounded faith.

Luke 19v1-10 with Jonny Morrison We are in a sermon series called “The Trouble With Strangers.” We live in a world where belonging is both deeply longed for and painfully difficult. Political divides, cultural differences, personal wounds, and busy schedules all work against community. And yet, research and Scripture agree: we flourish when we belong. This Sunday Jonny preached on restoration.

2 Corinthians 7v5-16 with Heather Thomas We are in a sermon series called “The Trouble With Strangers.” We live in a world where belonging is both deeply longed for and painfully difficult. Political divides, cultural differences, personal wounds, and busy schedules all work against community. And yet, research and scripture agree: we flourish when we belong. This Sunday Heather preached on the pr...

Matthew 18v15-22 with Jonny Morrison We are in a sermon series called “The Trouble With Strangers.” We live in a world where belonging is both deeply longed for and painfully difficult. Political divides, cultural differences, personal wounds, and busy schedules all work against community. And yet, research and Scripture agree: we flourish when we belong. This Sunday Jonny preached on the practice...

Matthew 5:9 and Ephesians 4:2-6 with Heather Thomas We are in a sermon series called “The Trouble With Strangers.” We live in a world where belonging is both deeply longed for and painfully difficult. Political divides, cultural differences, personal wounds, and busy schedules all work against community. And yet, research and Scripture agree: we flourish when we belong. This Sunday Heather preache...

Luke 7:36-50 with Jordan Moss We were made for connection, but forming a meaningful community is harder than we expected. We long for belonging but often feel like outsiders. In this series, we’ll explore the tensions of loneliness and the good news of a Jesus-centered community. Together, we’ll learn the everyday practices that help strangers become friends and form a household of faith marked by...

1 Corinthians 12:12-27 with Jonny Morrison The Apostle Paul uses the metaphor of a body to describe the church. In the Roman world, this metaphor reinforced hierarchy—some parts were “more important” than others. Paul flips this: every member is indispensable, and the “weaker” members are given special honor. The church, Bonhoeffer reminds us, is “Christ existing as community.” We represent Christ...

Ephesians 2:13-22 with Jonny Morrison We live in a world where belonging is both deeply longed for and painfully difficult. Political divides, cultural differences, personal wounds, and busy schedules all work against community. And yet, research and Scripture agree: we flourish when we belong. Paul writes to the Ephesian church, a community divided by culture, tradition, and class, to remind them...

Colossians 4:2-18 with Heather Thomas In the book of Colossians, the Apostle Paul gives us a cosmic vision of Christ—Creator, Sustainer, and Reconciler of everything. Colossians is filled with big ideas and wondrous descriptions. But Paul’s theology isn’t just big ideas or idle theories, it's also deeply practical, both cosmic and grounded––expanding our imaginations and at the same time offering...

Colossians 3:1-4:1 with Jonny Morrison Paul and Timothy’s letter to the Colossians moves between the biggest, boldest thoughts about God and the very ordinary realities of daily life. This week, we explore how cosmic truths—Christ’s victory, reconciliation, and kingdom—crash into everyday spaces like relationships, households, and work. The theme for this week is tension : The tension of the alrea...

Colossians 1:24-2:23 with Jonny Morrison In this part of Colossians, Paul moves between the cosmic and the everyday —from grand visions of Christ as the center of all things to the ordinary details of life. He reminds the Colossians that everything we believe about God shapes how we live. But Paul also warns that there are competing stories, powers, and philosophies that try to pull us away from J...

Colossians 1:1-23 with Jonny Morrison This week begins our new series, Cosmic Thoughts for Everyday Life , where we explore how the vast, sweeping truths about Christ connect directly to the smallest details of our daily living. Paul’s letter to the Colossians moves between cosmic-scale theology—Christ as the center of creation, redemption, and the future—and very practical issues like family rela...

The book of Jonah is a strange tale that you probably remember from Sunday School. It’s got a big whale, a rebellious prophet, a tree eating worm, and a repentant Nineveh. These features make Jonah perfect for the screen but a bit hard to understand as scripture. Should we read Jonah like any other prophet or is it a parable? That strange ambiguity takes some work to understand but it’s also what...

The book of Jonah is a strange tale that you probably remember from Sunday School. It’s got a big whale, a rebellious prophet, a tree eating worm, and a repentant Nineveh. These features make Jonah perfect for the screen but a bit hard to understand as scripture. Should we read Jonah like any other prophet or is it a parable? That strange ambiguity takes some work to understand but it’s also what...

The book of Jonah is a strange tale that you probably remember from Sunday School. It’s got a big whale, a rebellious prophet, a tree eating worm, and a repentant Nineveh. These features make Jonah perfect for the screen but a bit hard to understand as scripture. Should we read Jonah like any other prophet or is it a parable? That strange ambiguity takes some work to understand but it’s also what...