John 3: 1-21Awaken to a new way of understanding and living.By Danny El-Aaidi

Matthew 4: 1-11 An invitation to a Lenten journey characterized not by weakness and defeat, but by boldness and confident hope.By James Kinzler

Matthew 5: 13-16 Today we hear stories of the different ways God's people are being the salt of the earth and the light of the world in their unique context.By James Kinzler

Matthew 5: 13-16 What does it mean, and what does it look like for followers of Jesus to shine as Jesus did?By James Kinzler

John 15: 1-17 As the Beloved children of God, we are chosen, blessed and broken ultimately so that we might be given for the world...given in life, and in death.By James Kinzler

John 15: 1-17How might our unique brokenness become a pathway to a deeper understanding and experience of the love of God?By James Kinzler

John 15: 1-17Two practices essential to our ability to hear and receive the blessing of God in our lives.By James Kinzler

John 15: 1-17 Before you ever did anything to set yourself apart in this world, there was One who knew you as unique and special, One who chose you for Himself.By James Kinzler

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Romans 1: 1-7 Advent reminds us that Jesus was not only a baby born in Bethlehem, but is the Lord of all the universe, worthy of our praise and our very lives!By James Kinzler

James 5: 7-10 Our waiting for God is not passive, but active, patiently looking for his coming and intentionally living for his glory.By James Kinzler

Romans 15: 4-13 "Therefore, accept each other just as Christ has accepted you so that God will be given glory."By James Kinzler

Romans 13: 11-14 Advent invites us to awaken from our slumber, to consider life afresh in light of the gifts that God has given.By James Kinzler

Psalm 46 When chaos and disorder seem to rule the day, still there is One in whom we can place our trust.By James Kinzler

Psalm 98 - Throughout history God's people have been invited to sing a new song of praise to God, both in the times of victory and the times of sorrow. What new song might your heart sing today?By James Kinzler

Psalm 17: 1-9 When things don't make sense, what are the promises we can stand on, the hope we can hold to?By Danny El-Aaidi

Psalm 32: 1-7 The Psalms have helped to give shape to God's people for thousands of years. Today we consider how our lives are formed by the reality of God's forgiveness and the promise of God's presence.By James Kinzler

2 Timothy 4: 6-8, 16-18 Promises of God to pass on to the next generation.By James Kinzler

2 Timothy 3: 14 - 4: 5What are the spiritual sources that feed into the growing river of your life journey?By James Kinzler

2 Timothy 2: 8-15Sometimes in order to move forward, we have to look backward, remembering the faithfulness of God, especially as demonstrated in Jesus.By James Kinzler

2 Timothy 1: 1-14An invitation to an authentic life of faith.By Michelle Knight

1 Timothy 6: 6-19Connecting faith and wealth in ways that honor God and further His Kingdom.By James Kinzler

1 Timothy 1: 12-17The testimony of a man saved not only from a broken past, but for a hope-filled future.By James Kinzler

Luke 14: 25-33Jesus invites would-be disciples to count the cost of following HIm. (Note: due to technical difficulties the first part of the sermon was not recorded.)By James Kinzler

Luke 14: 7-14Lessons from Jesus around the dinner table.By Wilson Geyling

Luke 13: 10-17"Something happened, and now I know, He touched me, and made me whole..."By James Kinzler

Luke 12: 49-56When divided places become spaces of grace and peace.By James Kinzler

Jesus continues his talk about stuff. He tells his disciples that wherever they're treasure (stuff) is, their heart will be too. Jesus shifts their attention to eternity and says by giving to others we invest our treasure (stuff) in heaven. He reminds them that he will one day return. Jesus chargers them to be dressed and ready for service. Jesus r…

Luke 12: 13 - 21The parable of the rich fool challenges us and provides guidance on how to approach material possessions faithfully.By Rolf Geyling

Luke 11: 1-13Prayer welcomes us to the heart of God and opens to us the resources of heaven.By James Kinzler

Luke 10: 38-42What does it look like to see the world through a lens of love?By James Kinzler

Luke 10: 25-37Jesus reminds us that loving people simply means paying attention to them, noticing their need and responding with compassion and concern.By James Kinzler

Luke 9: 51 - 62Sometimes following Jesus comes with a cost.By James Kinzler

Luke 8: 26-39Lessons learned from a Gerasene graveyard.By James Kinzler

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Acts 2: 1-21All of God's Spirit poured out on all of God's people, so that all of God's creation might come to know Him.By James Kinzler

Acts 16:16-34At the center of this story is a worship service. So too is worship to be at the center of our lives; in response to all that God has done, and in advance of all that God is calling us to be and do.By James Kinzler

Acts 16: 9-15Follow Paul and learn God's way on the epic, forward move of Paul's missionary journey.By Michelle Knight

What does it look like to participate with God in advancing his loving and redemptive purposes for the world? Spirit lead us and show us the way!By Pastor James Kinzler

Acts 9: 36-43In this Mother's Day message, we hear a story of new hope, new life, and the power of God.By Pastor James Kinzler

Acts 9: 1-19When we come face to face with Jesus, life can never be the same.By Danny El-Aaidi

Empty is usually always a bad thing...except when it's not.By Pastor James Kinzler

Jesus' life calls us to worship and offers us a pattern by which we ought to live our lives.By Pastor James Kinzler

In our journey of faith God is our greatest resource for assistance.By Pastor James Kinzler

The gospel reveals to us the reconciling intent of God and the work of reconciliation he invites us to share in.By Michelle Knight

Our confidence in God allows us to be humble before him.By Pastor Danny El-Aaidi

The uniqueness of the Christian life takes its form from the way of the cross which instructs us in faith, love, and hope.By Aaron Caluza

The transfiguration invites us to greater faith while also wrestling with our unbelief.By Michelle Knight

The love of our enemies is an essential mark for the Christian way of life.By Pastor James Kinzler

Jesus sermon on the plain in Luke's gospel offers us some reflections on blessings and woes.By Pastor James Kinzler