Series

Whose Image Do You Bear?

Oct 18, 2026   ·     •   Matthew 22:15–22 

“Give therefore to the emperor the things that are the emperor’s, and to God the things that are God’s.” It sounds simple, but it gets harder when we ask what really belongs to God.  More

Endurance

Oct 11, 2026   ·     •   Matthew 22:1-14

Today we say goodbye to someone who has been part of this community’s life for a long time. We don’t pretend that change isn’t painful. We step up with a certain kind of trust. …God is still at work even when we don’t see what comes next. More

Showing Up Counts

Sep 27, 2026   ·     •   Matthew 21:23-32 

At times, God works in us by changing our minds. Sometimes God acts within us by changing what we value. God acts within us by making us uneasy about something we were once completely at ease with.  More

An Invitation to See Things Differently

Sep 16, 2026   ·     •   Matthew 18:21-35

The world that we create is the world that we end up living in. More

Calling Out the Broken Things

Mar 08, 2026   ·     •   John 4:5-42

Sometimes change begins when someone stands their ground and says, ” This is not right.” More

Dust and Other Symbols

Feb 18, 2026   ·     •   Matthew 6:1-6,16-21

Ash Wednesday is about facing the truth of our humanity—our limited, loved, breakable selves—and asking what God might still do with dust.  More

To Be Salt and Light

Feb 08, 2026   ·     •   Matthew 5:13-20

How are we fulfilling the law? How are we being salt and light in a world that desperately needs both? Are we discerning what we can do and not do?  More

Keeping an Eye on Minnesota

Jan 25, 2026   ·     •   Matthew 4:12-23 

Where is Jesus calling us to turn, to leave behind what is safe or familiar, to walk toward the unknown with him? What patterns of life keep us from following Christ more freely? More

The Call: Step Up and Change the World

Jan 25, 2026   ·     •   Matthew 4:12-23

What habits, what comforts, what patterns of life keep us from following Christ more freely? Where is Jesus calling us to turn, to leave behind what is safe or familiar, to walk toward the unknown with him?  More

…and We Won’t Be Silent Anymore!

Jan 11, 2026   ·     •   Matthew 3:13-17 

“Civil disobedience lies at the heart of the Epiphany story. The Magi receive an unjust order from a vindictive tyrant. Instead, they defy him. May we do likewise.”  – Meme from Michele’s collection More