The cycle of noise and silence is a big part of the gospel according to Matthew. Jesus is risen. How is that heard?

There are hidden verses missing in tonight's reading. So what are the hidden companions to the text and how hidden from the world are we called to be?

The four gospels do not always match up. So why does Matthew have Jesus riding a donkey and a colt when Jesus enters Jerusalem?

How did Mary and Martha send a message to Jesus that their brother was dying? And what was the message Jesus sent back to them years prior?

When the gospel of John was written, spaces and punctuation between the words did not exist. Those were added later. Sometimes our translations miss the mark. The semicolon in verse 9:3 blinds us to what Jesus does in this story.

The Samaritan woman on the well and what the community of John knew (and didn't).

John chapter 3 is a famous piece of scripture. But what happens if we keep Jesus in context and in scripture?

What does it mean to be a Christian? Showing up.

There are three times when the pastor makes a physical sign on your forehead. Tonight is one of those nights.

It's Transfiguration! So does that mean we stay up on the mountain?

It's a godly thing to tell our story and seek out other people's stories too.

Sometimes God's more is less.

We're continuing our journey through 1 Corinthians! God makes a promise about what we have. And what we have makes a difference in a community.

Being part of God's Puzzle. Preached by Pastor Marc at Camp Koinonia. Annual Congregational Retreat.

What name do you have on the back of your motorcycle jacket?

If we want to see Paul's Corinth, we need to unpack our lives a little bit. But our church is also like that church in others ways too.

Have you ever met a guy named Ambrose? One Ambrose lived in Italy 1600 years ago and Pastor Marc thinks he helps illustrate what Jesus is doing in his own baptism.

We usually don't hear verse 21 on Sunday mornings. Why is today the day Jesus gets his name?

Christmas All Year Long

I've never been to Norway but, with the power of Netflix, I can take a train ride there.

Joseph never says a word. What can we do about that?

Even John the Baptist asked Jesus a question. So how did Jesus answer him?

So why did the Pharisees and Sadducees see John the Baptist?

Why are there gospels anyways? And how can the answer to that question help our faith?

When we think about monarchs, kings, and queens, what do we see?

On this Sunday nearest Veterans' Day, we remember those who served their country. We also talked about endurance and what Jesus is talking about when people ask him about the end of the world.

On the eve of the 2016 presidential election, what does Jesus have to say to us as a communion of saints?

Reformation Sunday. What is Jesus doing talking to former followers?

Jesus tells a story about dividing people so why do we divide the characters in the text?

Let's see what an unjust judge, a widow, and Jesus say about justice.