Today we begin a worship series about worship. Sounds sort of redundant, or even unnecessary, but when we examine what we do and how we do it, perhaps we'll have…
We were joined by some of our Compassion Campers this morning who shared with us some of the music, crafts, and teachings we discovered during our week of Compassion Camp.…
I wonder how our world would be different if we thought of compassion as a verb. If we put our "thoughts and prayers" into action - practical, helpful action. We…
We conclude our Faces of our Faith sermon series reading the personal mail of the apostle Paul; specifically, the letter to his friend, Philemon. Through this letter, we are challenged…
Some people courageously live out their faith, serving as a shining light in the community. Others may have good intentions, but their implementation is a bit off. As we discover…
I don't know why we aren't more familiar with the story of the Daughters of Zelophehad. Their names appear several times in the Old Testament and the story is significant…
The story of midwives Shiphrah and Puah has been called the Bible's first recorded act of civil disobedience and nonviolent resistance. They said no to a power-hungry ruler, but yes…
When navigating through life, it seems like we go through times of smooth sailing, when all is calm and peaceful. But those times are often punctuated by the storms of…
Jesus compares God's Kingdom to a mustard seed. But what could that possibly mean? And how do WE live out mustard-seed faith? Today, we learn a few surprising facts about…
Society needs rules and structure to create a safe environment in which its inhabitants can grow and flourish. However, as we discuss in today's service, some of our rules have…