Sunday, November 1
Jesus takes the ancient Passover meal and puts himself at the center of it, giving his body and blood as the rescue the whole story had been pointing to, and asking his people to keep remembering it around a table.
Sunday, October 25
Everything a person has, including money, time and ability, belongs to God and is entrusted to them for a season, and the sermon presses the question of what faithful stewardship looks like with what has been placed in your hands.
Sunday, October 18
God has entrusted each person with a calling and gifts that are meant to be invested, not buried, and the sermon presses on what it looks like to live that calling faithfully before God rather than for the approval of others.
Sunday, October 11
God gives us people as gifts to be cared for, not possessions to be managed, and he shapes how we love them by first loving us. The sermon turns stewardship from money and talents toward the relationships we have been handed.
Sunday, October 4
The sermon is about stewarding your own heart before God, paying attention to what is happening inside you and bringing it honestly before him rather than letting it run unexamined.
Sunday, September 27
The sermon looks at the ocean as a picture of God's vast, untamed presence, and asks what it means to stand at the edge of something bigger than yourself and trust the One who made it.
Sunday, September 20
Using the story of Jesus in the wilderness, the sermon looks at the dry, empty places of life and what it means to be led through them rather than out of them.
Sunday, September 13
The sermon walks through the forest as a place of both refuge and testing, where God meets people in the wilderness and transformation happens far from the crowds.
Sunday, September 6
The desert is where God strips away the noise and meets people in their emptiness, and where Jesus himself went to be shaped before he began his ministry.