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Before the Israelites entered the Promised Land, Moses gave them one simple instruction: remember. In this message from Deuteronomy 8, Jessica explores what it means to hold onto God's faithfulness in every season and how remembering who He is shapes the way we move forward.

Hope is easy to talk about until life becomes difficult. In this message from Romans 5, Aaron explores the kind of hope that can bear the weight of suffering, uncertainty, and loss. Together we consider why God's love, revealed in Christ, is the foundation that holds when everything else feels unsteady.

The wilderness is rarely where we want to be, yet it’s often where we learn to trust God most deeply. In this week’s message from Exodus 16, Aaron reflects on the story of manna and the invitation to receive God’s provision one day at a time, discovering His faithfulness in the middle of uncertainty.

In this message, Pastor Aaron Bjorklund reflects on one of the hardest questions we face in seasons of suffering: Is God punishing me? As we explore Hebrews 12 together, we’re invited to consider a different picture of God, one who meets us in our pain not with rejection, but with love and care. This sermon offers hope for difficult seasons and encourages us to trust that God can bring growth, hea...

In this message, Kevin Butcher reflects on the often-overlooked practice of lament and the invitation to bring our grief, questions, and pain honestly before God. Drawing from Scripture and his own journey, he explores what it looks like to stop hiding our wounds and discover God’s presence in the middle of them. This message creates space for sorrow, healing, and the reminder that we never walk t...

In this message, Pastor Aaron Bjorklund opens our summer series, The Space Between , by exploring what it looks like to find God in seasons of waiting, uncertainty, and change. As we sit with Jeremiah’s words to the exiles in Babylon, we’re invited to see that God has not abandoned us in the wilderness. Instead of putting life on hold, this message encourages us to put down roots, seek the good of...

In this message from Acts 2, we sit with the story of Pentecost and the surprising ways God brings people together. As ordinary people begin sharing the wonders of God in languages they never learned, we’re invited to consider what it means to be shaped and empowered by the Holy Spirit. This message reminds us that God still welcomes people into His story and invites us to participate in what He i...

In this final message of the Love Thy Neighbor series, Pastor Alex reflects on the power of story and the invitation to share what God has done in our lives. As we sit with the healing story in Mark 5, we’re reminded that our stories don’t need to be polished or complete to point people toward Jesus.

In this message from Matthew 20, Erin reflects on what it means to serve others with humility, curiosity, and care. As we sit with Jesus’ interaction with two blind men, we’re invited to notice the ways we can rush to assumptions or try to fix people instead of truly seeing them. This sermon explores a different way of serving, one that honors dignity, creates space for mutuality, and reflects the...

In this message from Luke 5, we sit with the story of Levi and the meal that followed his encounter with Jesus. What begins as a simple gathering becomes something more, as the table fills with people on the margins and Jesus meets them right where they are. As we reflect on this moment, we’re invited to consider our own tables and the ways hospitality can open space for connection, belonging, and...

In this week’s message, we continue the neighboring series by reflecting on the story of blind Bartimaeus in Mark 10 and the simple but often overlooked practice of listening. As Jesus pauses to hear one person’s cry, we’re invited to notice how distraction and hurry can keep us from doing the same. This message creates space to consider what it might look like to slow down and truly listen to the...

In this week’s message, we begin a new series on neighboring as we sit with the Parable of the Good Samaritan in Luke 10. Pastor Alex invites us to rethink what it means to share our faith, starting not with pressure or performance but with genuine care for the people around us. As Jesus reshapes our understanding of who our neighbor is, we’re encouraged to take a simple first step and begin prayi...

In John 21, we return to Peter after his denial and the quiet way Jesus meets him on the shore. Around a charcoal fire, Peter is invited to face his failure and hear again the call to love and follow. As we sit with this moment, we’re drawn into a conversation about shame, restoration, and the grace that meets us right where we are.

In this Easter message, we move through the Gospel of John and sit with a familiar tension: what happens when God doesn’t show up when we expect Him to? As we follow the stories of Lazarus, Mary, and Thomas, we’re invited to bring our own questions, doubts, and disappointments into the story. Rather than rushing past the waiting, this message creates space to stay present and trust that Jesus meet...

In John 18, we step into the moment of Jesus’ arrest and see a very different picture of power than we might expect. In this message, Pastor Aaron Bjorkland reflects on a King who does not resist, defend, or grasp for control, but instead moves toward the cross with quiet authority. As we notice our own impulse to hold on tightly and manage what feels uncertain, we’re invited to consider a differe...

In John 17, we’re invited into Jesus’ prayer just before the cross, where He lifts His eyes not only for His first followers but for all who would come after, including us. In this message, Pastor Alex reflects on Jesus’ desire for unity and what it means to live as a people shaped by love and grace in the middle of the world around us. As we consider the tension of holding onto truth while extend...

In John 16, Jesus prepares His disciples for what lies ahead and reminds them that life with Him was never meant to be lived on our own strength. In this message, Pastor Alex reflects on what it looks like to live a life that truly depends on God’s presence. As we consider the areas of our lives that feel overwhelming or beyond our capacity, we’re invited to see those moments not as failures but a...

In this Lenten message from John 15, Pastor Sean reflects on Jesus’ image of the vine and branches and the often difficult process of pruning in the Christian life. As a gardener cares for a vine so it can bear more fruit, God sometimes removes things that once felt meaningful or life-giving. Through personal story and reflection, this message invites us to consider what it looks like to remain co...

How do we actually grow into the likeness of Jesus? In this sermon from John 14, Pastor Alex reflects on the slow, sometimes frustrating process of spiritual transformation and Jesus’ promise of the Holy Spirit as our Helper. As we move through this season of renewal, we’re invited to reconsider what change really looks like and how God’s work and our participation fit together. Rather than strivi...

In John 14, Jesus speaks tenderly to His disciples as He prepares to leave, offering words that have echoed through generations: “I go to prepare a place for you.” In this message, Pastor Alex reflects on the hope woven into that promise and what it means for us to live with ongoing access to God’s presence. As we sit with Jesus’ words about being the way, the truth, and the life, we’re invited to...

In John 13, Jesus kneels to wash His disciples’ feet, offering a quiet picture of the kind of love that carries Him all the way to the cross. In this message, Pastor Aaron reflects on what it means to be loved “to the uttermost,” even when our failures are fully seen. As Peter wrestles with receiving what he cannot earn, we’re invited to consider how difficult it can be to accept grace. This sermo...

In this message from our series in the Gospel of John, we reflect on Jesus’ final words to the crowd and what it truly means to believe. Faith is framed not as something we possess once, but as a lived journey that moves from simplicity through struggle and toward surrender.

In this message from John 12, Pastor Alex reflects on Mary’s extravagant act of love as she pours out costly perfume at Jesus’ feet. What seems excessive becomes a picture of devotion and surrender, inviting us to consider what Jesus truly means to us. As the story moves toward Jerusalem and the cross, we’re reminded that following Jesus often costs more than we expect and asks us to choose obedie...

In this message from John 11, we’re joined by Pastor Diego Araya from Comunidad Nexo in Costa Rica, one of South’s Global Partners, as we sit with the story of Lazarus and the stunning claim Jesus makes about Himself as the resurrection and the life. As we watch Martha and Mary wrestle with grief, disappointment, and hope, we’re invited to see how Jesus speaks into our own fears about death and th...

In this message from John 10, Pastor Alex reflects on Jesus’ image of the Good Shepherd and what it means to truly follow Him. We’re invited to consider the voices shaping our lives and to remember that we are known, pursued, and cared for by a shepherd who leads us toward life. In a noisy and distracted world, this sermon calls us to slow down, listen, and learn to recognize the gentle voice of J...