As we continue in Epiphany this week, we’ll see Jesus reveal more of himself to his followers through the sign he performs at the wedding in Cana in John 2:1-11. Throughout the gospels we see that Jesus enjoyed a party and this wedding was no exception, and while there was the joy you’d expect at a wedding, Jesus brought even greater joy through revealing more of who he is.
Read MoreThis Sunday, we’ll close the series with one final question: When will Jesus come again? This question really gets at the source of our hope- who and what it is we are waiting for, and how are called to live as we wait.
Read MoreThis Sunday, Rick Hutton preaches the Messiah's promise to heal the divisions of the earth.
Read MoreThis Summer, we’re looking at the Psalms as the prayerbook of the church, beginning with Psalm 1.
Read MoreThis Sunday we’ll explore the great love that God has given to us in making us his children.
Read MoreThis Sunday we'll be looking at another great Advent text in Isaiah.
Read MoreThis Sunday we’ll be looking at the wonderful story of Ruth and how it demonstrates God's long, faithful work of redemption.
Read MoreThis Sunday, Rick Hutton will kick off a new summer sermon series called "Pointing to the Promise." We'll be looking at some classic Old Testament stories and how they point to the great promise of God to bring his Kingdom and renew all things through the person of Jesus.
Read MoreThis week Rick Hutton looks at Isaiah and God’s call to give thanks for his great generosity.
Read MoreThis Sunday we’re starting a new summer sermon series called “Taste and See." We’ll be tracing the theme of food and feasting throughout the Bible. In each of biblical stores we’ll study, we’re looking at the different ways that God nourishes us. We’ll see that the meals God provides give us the opportunity to actually experience his goodness–to “taste and see” who He is, what kind of kingdom he is inaugurating here on earth, and to invite others to the table.
Read MoreThis Sunday we are finishing up our series on 2 Corinthians by looking at chapter 12:1-10, and the words of Jesus to Paul: “My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness.” The places of greatest struggle are the places where we can most powerfully experience God’s grace.
Read MoreIn the closing words of Psalm 134, the final Psalm of Ascent, we are reminded of God’s blessings and told to praise him unceasingly. Even in the midst of difficult situations, we can praise the Lord because of the blessing of faith by grace we’ve received from God, a blessing meant to be shared with others as we continue our journey.
Read MoreThis Sunday we’ll continue with our series on the Apostles’ Creed by looking at the phrase “The Communion of Saints.” Rick Hutton will be preaching on the church as a community of believers.
Read MoreIt is the first week of Christmastide, and this week we look to how people reacted the first time Jesus came to earth. Specifically, we’ll look at Herod and the Magi, and their different responses to this newborn king.
Read MoreThis week, we look at James 2 and what our faith means for our works and deeds.
Read MoreThis week, as we think about the Holy Spirit at work in us and around us, we’ll see his work enables us to have life even when we’re in desert like places in life.
Read MoreIn the benediction our corporate worship service comes to a close, but we are blessed by God to begin in our mission in the world.
Read MoreThe fact that Jesus came at just the right time changes who we were, and has huge implications for how we can live now as God's children.
Read MoreWhen God breaks into the world, not only is the world changed, but we are changed, too: our individual lives move from ordinary to extraordinary.
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