If faith is about trusting God, then it is not about perfection.

Christians must value diverse communities and unity through baptism, highlighting our shared identity as children of God.

We are called to embody Christ's love and sacrificial spirit in our interactions, striving for reconciliation, honesty, and faithfulness in our relationships with God and one another.

Followers of Jesus are called to authentic Christian living beyond political affiliations.

Peter calls us to live out what we believe through acts of compassion and inclusion instead of false piety.

In Acts 2 we are challenged to embody repentance through compassionate actions and discipleship.

The inclusive nature of the Holy Spirit, breaking societal boundaries as prophesied by Joel, empowers all to prophesy, regardless of gender or status.

We begin our summer series with Jesus telling us to go make adventures powered by the Holy Spirit.

On the beauty of Trinity Sunday, acknowledging the mystery of the Trinity.

Imagining a church embodying love, grace, and genuine faith.

Wisdom can inspire us to reimagine our daily actions and commitments.

Sermon: “Staying at the Table",” by Dennis Sanders

Sermon: “My Father the Vinedresser”

Sermon: “Because I Love You”