SERMONS

Understanding the story of God and humanity gives us a proper understanding of our power + possessions, and allows us to share and give, build a more equitable world, etc., rather than pursuing our own, individual kingdom.

Learning to live in light of the new lens of faith we’re seeing through; rather than seeing faith through the lens of the establishment, we’ll struggle to see God, and the people God loves, through the lens of the underclass, the powerless, and the poor.

(Not) Business as Usual

Will God Make a Way?

Joy is at the heart of celebration. Indeed, I rather imagine it’s the engine that keeps the entire operation going. ​“The joy of the LORD is your strength,” declared Nehemiah.3 And so it is. ~Richard Foster

This is the final message in our series, "Four Views".

The concept of the Reign of God is absolutely central to Jesus. It is his core metaphor. If we don’t understand the idea of the Reign of God, we don’t understand Jesus’ teaching, because much of Jesus’ teaching is describing the Reign of God.

(Not) Business as Usual

(Not) Business as Usual (Please be patient: the audio quality is poor for 35 seconds but will then improve.)

Hope in the Dark Sermon Series

“The best definition I know for contemplation is as follows: Contemplation is a long, loving look at what really is… We have to find a place where we can receive all of our experiences without repressing anything. ~Richard Rohr

Liberation Theology