Don't just invite the poor to your dinner party. Expect that they'll show up.

Is the Sabbath only about resting?

Sometimes we're broken by more than another person.

The summer olympics have started. Have you been paying attention to the commercials?

Where does our life come from? And do we really believe that?

Everything is vanity - and that's where Jesus starts our search for meaning.

Is Jesus saying Mary is better than Martha? No - and we shouldn't say that too.

After a week of police shootings and police beating shot, what does the story of the Good Samaritan have to say?

The word "kingdom" is a weird word for us. So what would God's kingdom look like?

Dealing with rejection and what not to do when it happens. Blessing of the Animals Sunday so we worshipped in our fellowship hall.

Jesus is in the business of changing our sacred geography.

Jesus goes to a dinner party. A woman washes his feet. A man named Simon complains but Jesus has just been to the theater and he's the best critic.

Let's visualize Jesus' story and see how Jesus visualizes us.

Who is worthy of Jesus' love? And why would a Roman Centurion asks Jesus for help?

A flatbed truck, bags of sand, an adult baptism, and a journey home.

So what's the problem with the future and what do we keep in our back pocket?

Pastor Marc wraps up his sermon series on Revelation and who is called to share God's story.

A sermon on Bandwagons, Vinyl, Connection, and God's Holy City.

A Frog and a Bear seeing America...and why God is all over the map in Revelation 21.

During a vision of the end of the world, the writer of Revelation stops to reflect on what God's people looks like. And they are there, around Jesus, robed in white. Our sermon series on Revelation continues this week!

Pastor Marc continues his series on Revelation talking about singing, confidence, and how the author of Revelation starts his vision of tomorrow.

A sermon on our images of Jesus and the image of Jesus in the Book of Revelation.

Alleluia! Jesus is risen. A sermon on entering the story and how God is breaking the silence.

For Good Friday, we broke up the passion according to John (the story of Jesus' crucifixion) into 5 pieces. Between 4 of the pieces, Pastor Marc offered short reflections.

A sermon not about feet. It's a sermon about remembering and the Lord's Supper.

A sermon on Jesus' entry in Jerusalem and what donkeys are all about.

New Car and New Chapel smell has nothing on Jesus.

Sometimes the original language of a text allows us to be creative and see God's love in a new way.

A sermon on hearing the gospel and engaging the text as we hear it.

A sermon on the Prodigal Son and the difference between healing and curing.