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Revelation 3:20-22What do we do with religious disappointment? When the our worlds fall apart and it seems like God doesn't care is there anything worth hoping for? The shocking answer comes from a surprising place in scripture.

Titus 2:11-3:15Living into Jesus way of God's Kingdom means participating in Christ's renewal of the world. But what does that even look like these days? There are a lot of answers, but they all must include this.

Leviticus 23Life is chaotic, stressful, and remarkably not what we would choose for it to be. Is there any hope for recovering our life? I think so.

Hebrews 10:19-25Busy, stressed, tired, and just plain worn out. How we can begin to pursue a quiet life that will transform us and maybe even the cosmos by gathering together week after week?

Hebrews 10:19-25Busy, stressed, tired, and just plain worn out. How we can begin to pursue a quiet life that will transform us and maybe even the cosmos by gathering together week after week?

Mark 10:13-16We know the good news, but it is sometimes hard to fully receive and live in it. Scripture tells us that children are experts at receiving the kingdom of God. How then could we model our spiritual life after the kids among us? The spiritual practice of wonder helps us answer that question.

Romans 13:8-14In our final sermon of this series we look at how all of these wellsprings where we can find life work their way into the nooks and crannies of our real every day living.

Romans 6:1-10The world is a broken place, but there is a profound reality that gives a deep hope in the face of any and every circumstance. It has been the source of hope for God's people for over 2,000 years and can be yours also. Want to know what it is?

# Hebrews 10To find hope amidst our doubts, suffering, and failures, we paradoxically look to a crucified God.

Philippians 2:1-11In our search for meaning, significance, success, we are each longing for transcendence. But the way up is down. None of this can come through our usual means of hustle, intellect, power, or wealth. We won't find ourselves in gaining, but in losing. This is what Christ shows us. Discussion - The incarnation of the Son of God assures us that God is on our side as our destinies are...

John 10:22-33If there is a God what is God like? Is God a maniacal tyrant, demanding obedience and subservience? An absent clockmaker? Or something worse? Is there any way to know? A long held Christian confession can help us navigate these important questions.

Colossians 1:15-20We’ve had to ask hard questions about faith over the last few years. And we’re left wondering if there's anything worth saving? Or maybe better yet anything that can actually save us? Is there a spring of life in this wasteland of death?

Psalm 16Why should we even pray? Especially if God already knows what we're going to ask, what's the point? The Psalm's answer will completely redefine prayer and it's place in our lives.

Psalm 22 & 23How do we pray when faced with the unthinkable? More than this, how do we pray when it seems like our prayers are met by silence?

ActsReady to pray but don't know where to start? The Psalms show us. Whether you've never prayed, or have prayed your whole life, they teach and train us in prayer like nothing else.

ActsWhat can a strange church council decision about eating meat and having sex tell us about worship? A lot.

ActsWe want to be a place of radically inclusive hope. But what exactly do we mean by hope, and why does it matter?

ActsThe Spirit of Jesus led the earliest church into a counter cultural way of living that was beautiful and redemptive. But Jesus invites us to do the same. We can begin to actually experience the radical and transformative communion with God and one another we're made for.

ActsWomen have been active participants in the church from its earliest moments, yet we often overlook their irreplaceable contributions. Today, we recognize and honor the stories of three women who helped establish the church in its earliest days.

It’s Zack’s final sermon as our lead pastor. Join us to hear some things he thinks are very important.

ActsWhile the history of the Church as an institution is so often one of exclusion, de-humanization, and violence, the ongoing story of Jesus work in and among the Church by His Spirit is a story of radical inclusion. Buckle up.

We’re going to be ok. Really. Here’s how I know.

Acts 1Many of us have experienced real pain, hurt, abuse, and manipulation at the hands of "The Church." What would happen if we allowed God's depiction of church to shape and form how we go about this thing called church? Perhaps we would find real love, real healing, and real beauty. Perhaps we might begin to experience heaven on earth.

Genesis 578 minutes in Uvalde?! We’ve got some questions for God.

Genesis 3The depiction of the fall of humanity in Genesis 3 is one of the most devastating passages in all of scripture. And today, it speaks to our reality that our situation is far more dire than we may realize, and the solution is far more beautiful than anything we could ever imagine.