Scripture Reading: Genesis 12:1-9 God calls Abram to leave his settled life and journey to a land that can’t be known. Before Abram does anything, God promises new life, new flourishing, and new blessing for all of humanity. The promise … Continue reading →
Genesis 4:1-26 4:1 Now Adam knew is wife Eve, and she conceived and gave birth to Cain. And she said, “I have produced a man with Yahweh’s help!” 2 And again, she gave birth to his brother Abel. Abel was … Continue reading →
Reflecting on and understanding what it means to be a Christian, a Christ Follower, in the age of artificial intelligence. Genesis 2:4-8 & John 20:20-22. How can we be countercultural as a church, in the midst of a technical age … Continue reading →
God, Creator of Everything The Bible is a narrative of God and us humans. It shows our grandeur and our brokenness, sin. It shows God’s work to free us from our self-destruction and bring us to share God’s life. But … Continue reading →
Meeting God in Everyday Life Jesus vividly taught the reality of life and how we live in response to that reality. “Everyday life” is not in contrast with spiritual life. It’s life that knows that everything we experience from ravens … Continue reading →
Luke 12:22-34 22 Jesus said to his disciples, “I’m telling you, therefore, refuse to be anxious about life, what you should eat, or about the body, what you should wear. 23 For life itself is something more than food, and … Continue reading →
On Christmas day, we meditate on the coming of Jesus as the incarnation of God.
Continue reading →The Surprise and Challenge of “God with Us” Mt gives Jes’ genealogy but incredible birth with challenging choices. What you already know and what God makes possible. What kind of world do we live in? What’s possible? Luke: Mary’s faith. … Continue reading →
Jason Isbell brings a sermon centered around Joy. Joy as discipline, joy as resistance, and joy as an expression of being fully human.
Continue reading →Advent and the Coming of God Advent means ‘arrival,’ coming. It’s a season in the Christian calendar, traditionally focused on Jesus coming into the world, the beginning of the great event, the turning point of history. No one knows Jesus’ … Continue reading →
