But what if we could change the narrative? What if our words could heal the wounds they often cause? Pastor Stephen invites us to discover the transformative power of our speech and challenges us to do more than avoid the harmful words that hurt but actively heal, uplift, and bless.

In this sermon, Rev. Stephen Lohoefer shows us how recognizing the importance of our limits isn't just about living according to arbitrary rules, but it's about living fuller, being able to serve, to love, and to glorify God in all that we do. 

In this sermon, Rev. Stephen Lohoefer shows us how our pursuit of a standard of living is undermining our quality of life.

In this sermon, Rev. Stephen Lohoefer shares how we can better understand our unique wiring and learn how to create relationships that last.

In this sermon, Rev. Allie Shulman delves into what the Mind of Christ looks like and how to apply it to our lives. 

Why do we, and everyone else, feel the way we feel? 

In this sermon, Rev. Stephen Lohoefer shares where emotions come from, how to better understand them, and how we can live emotionally healthy and robust lives.

Rev. Allie Shulman explores the story of Samuel, a faithful servant of God whose sense of calling flips everything we assume about being called on its head. 

Have you ever wondered why we say this in the Creed? 

These are the most misunderstood words of the entire Creed, but they are every bit as significant as any other line.

Understanding what the church is and how it is both “holy” and “catholic” is central to understanding (read: remembering) who God calls us to be. 

What if God not only doesn't mind our questions but wants us to ask questions? What if our ability to ask questions is one of the primary ways we can know and understand who God is?

Rev. Allie Shulman explores how and why our questions matter to God. 

But during his life, he was only known by a few thousand people in a forgotten part of the world. After he died, his message transformed the entire western world and continues to do so today. So, who is this man? 

Ironically, our constant connection to people and information has caused us to grow disconnected from deeper relationships and from God.

In today's sermon, we talk about reducing distraction as we seek to reconnect to what matters most in our lives.

In this sermon, we will wrap up our series, School of Rock.

We all have people we look up to and aspire to imitate. Ways we wish we were more like someone else, whether in ability or appearance.

In a world that reinforces conformity to specific pre-approved images or molds, it can be intimidating to risk being yourself.

Join us, as we head back to the studio with Michael to unpack this idea further.

Whatever your level of music ability, there's plenty to discover in our first music lesson.

This week, Join Stephen on an adventure. There is a verse we've been thinking on a lot, but instead of just telling you about it, he's going to show you.

So pack your bags, and see where we go!

But a word of caution, this story will challenge us all!

How can we respond in the middle of these tough conversations? Discover when to press on and when to walk away.

In Week 2 of our new series Rules of Engagement, we will dig a little deeper into what to do when a conversation goes haywire. How do you keep your calm? How do you move forward to find a solution? Listen to find out!

How often have you asked this question? A global pandemic, economic downturn, and a mounting death toll - it's difficult to reconcile what we see and what we believe about God.

Our logic tells us if God is good, then he wouldn't let bad things happen. But bad things do happen. So what does this mean?

Let's look at this question and discover how to grow your faith even in the worst of times.

Is there a right way to handle conflict? Will you make the right choice?

How dumb is that?! You would never be persuaded to be in a relationship with someone because of the distance they traveled.

"But babe, I walked really far to be with you!"

No way! You'd likely laugh at them or maybe even call the cops.

There has to be a more reliable source than love songs for guidance in our relationships. How do we find something we can trust?

There is another aspect of a legacy we often overlook. What's the legacy truly matters?

It's one thing to know where you want to go, but it's a very different thing to know how to get there.

Do you have areas in your life where you feel a little lost? How do we get to where we want to go?

When you think about peace, you may think of calmness and tranquility. What does "Shalom" or harmonious peace mean? How can you be a peacemaker? Discover how you can find Shalom in your life this Christmas.