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In this final week of our series Simple Rules for Chaotic Times, we explore John Wesley’s third rule: “Attend to the ordinances of God” — or in modern language, “Stay in love with God.” Together we reflect on what it means to center our lives
This week, we continue our sermon series “Simple Rules for Chaotic Times” by exploring what it means to Do Good. Building on last week’s reflections on “Do No Harm,” we turn to Galatians 6:1–10 to uncover how a rhythm of life centered on Jesus
This week marks the second week of our series “Simple Rules for Chaotic Times” as we explore the first of John Wesley’s General Rules: “Do no harm.” Drawing from The Epistle to the Romans 12, John Wesley’s 18th-century teachings, and our curre
This past Sunday, we invited one another to re-center amid the noise and chaos of our world. As we began the new sermon series “Simple Rules for a Chaotic World,” we reflected on how boundaries, obedience, and accountability shape the way we show up i
This past Sunday, we concluded our sermon series on generosity by examining the power of naming our “so that”—the passions that drive us—and taking steps to bring them to life. We look at Jesus’ prayer for God’s kin-dom to come “on earth as
We’re in week three of our series “So That”, exploring what it means to live generously — not just when the timing feels right, but as an intentional way of life. In this message, we look at Ephesians and Paul’s vision for a diverse, unified com
Today we continue our "So That" Series" where we dig into what it really means to be generous — not just with money, but with the kind of life we are building. We look honestly at why money makes us uncomfortable, where the idea of “tithing” comes f
In this first week of our new series “So That,” we explore what it means to embody generosity, especially with our finances. Many of us carry stress, baggage, and even harmful church narratives around money, yet Jesus invites us to trust God’s provi
“What would you do if God asked you to challenge everything you thought was true?” In John 5, Jesus meets a man who’s waited thirty-eight years for healing and asks, “Do you want to be made well?” Sometimes wholeness means leaving behind the val
In Luke 14:25–35, Jesus calls us to count the cost of discipleship—even when it means stepping beyond the beliefs we inherit from parents or caregivers. From our sermon from Sunday, Leslie shares parts of her journey of learning to differentiate from
Psalm 33:12 has often been used to push Christian nationalist ideas—but what if it’s really a word of hope for people who feel worn down and uncertain? This reflection invites us to step away from fear and dominance and instead lean into God’s stead
In the final week of our series Cultivating Meaningful Relationships, we explore what it means to live generously by giving others—and ourselves—the benefit of the doubt. From Jesus’ parable of the vineyard workers to everyday interactions and inner