Jesus finishes his sermon and then tells those gathered of God's radical grace. The crowd is not pleased.

Jesus reads from the prophet Isaiah and tells the crowd that today the Scripture is fulfilled.

Jesus turns water into wine and reminds us that Jesus is enough.

So much about our own personal lives could have so much healing if we lived into that truth, into the truth that we are God's beloved child.

Spending time in worship with God as the Wise Men did is about how God is invading our world , showing another way to act in our world.

 Elizabeth and John the Baptist are filled with joy.  Jesus is coming.  God has not forgotten us.  God remembers us even when we fall short. 

Pastor Dennis explores hope and joy in Philippians and Luke, emphasizing prayer during anxiety, God's love, and compassionate action in the community.

When Jesus comes, it's not just about patching up the potholes. It's about ripping out the old road and putting something in new that is smooth.

"Advent starts in the dark and does not end that way. Hope is on the way."

"So who is Jesus to us? Is Jesus the king of our lives or not?"

"It is the middle of the end, but it's just the beginning."

"We give really for one major reason, to be faithful, to be faithful to God."

“So how do we act during this time? By loving our neighbors, by loving others, by remembering that at the table, God loves us, all of us, no matter who we are, because of this, we can do the same.”

"Bartimaeus keeps yelling because he has no one else to turn to. He believes that it is only Jesus that can bring him salvation."

"Jesus lived a life of a servant."

Pastor Teresa reminds us that Jesus looked at the Rich Young Ruler with love, even when he walked away.