This week, Pastor Ricky walks us through Exodus 3, outlining what it looks like when God shows himself. We can expect revelation, confrontation, and vocation or calling whenever God appears to us.

In this introduction to our series on Exodus, we’ll see how this book reveals God on God’s own terms, and functions as the central story of redemption until the coming of Jesus. We’ll also see how God keeps his promises and how he’ll keep keeping his promises, even today.

In this final message of the Ascribe series on worship, we see how the repeated practice of “remembrance” at the Table roots us in the true story, reassures us of Jesus’ presence with us, and reorients our lives to act in a cross-shaped ways.

This week, Pastor Gerald will guide an exploration of Psalm 95:1-7 and Colossians 3:16 to find three important reasons why it is important for us to sing together in church.

Worship and justice are deeply connected in the Bible, for the way God’s people live authenticates our worship. In this message we explore this connection and see how Jesus was deeply committed to bring freedom to the captives and good news to the poor.

Part of worship is giving our bodies back to God through physically demonstrating our praise. This week, Pastor Ricky addresses the three major objections to the physical aspects of Christian worship and encourages us to adopt a practice of worshipping with our bodies.

In our first message of the series on worship, "Ascribe," we will look at Romans 12 and see how our true and proper worship is a whole-life response to all God is and has done for us.

As we come into a new year, a lot of us might be thinking about the changes we want to make in our lives, making “New Year’s resolutions” in some form or another. In 1 Corinthians 15, Paul reminds us that it is the gospel message itself that is always "of first importance” (v. 3). And in our desire to change and become different sorts of people, it is the grace of God – seen in the gospel of Christ – that has the power to change us from deep within.

Good News is on the move. This Christmas Eve, we'll celebrate that the Light has come and how we are now called to carry this news with us.

This week, Pastor Dave will explore the topic of 'home' through the lectionary readings of Psalm 80, Isaiah 7:10-16, and Matthew 1:18-25. Through Jesus becoming the home we long for, we are invited to be a home for others. Finally, we are not yet fully ‘home’ as Advent reminds us we are waiting for Jesus to return.