Podcast Post

There are many things that can make it hard for us to sense God’s presence among us — the ways we hurt each other, the grief we carry, and plenty more. The antidote, though, can be awfully simple. Listen to Rev. Liz’s sermon here.

What does it mean to draw near to God, or to find God in our midst? And perhaps more importantly, how might we be called to help make that possible? Listen to Rev. Martha’s sermon here.

Peter and Jesus might have seen things differently and both of them were true. Where are you feeling Invited to see the world as God sees it? Listen to Rev. Whitney’s sermon here.

So often it seems the world breeds division, pitting us against each other and encouraging us to ask what we owe each other, or how little we can get away with offering. What if there were another way? Listen to Rev. Liz’s sermon here.

The saints, both ancient and modern, set an obviously high bar for us. What would it mean to follow there example? And even more, what would it look like to emulate the saints who are also sometimes giant flops, like Peter? Listen to Rev. Liz’s sermon here.

Today we hear what is a pretty familiar story to many of us — the feeding of the five thousand, with little more than some breadcrumbs. But rather than try to explain *how* it happened, it’s worth taking a deeper look at what difference it makes. What are breadcrumbs good for, anyway? Listen to Rev….

“Everything happens for a reason!” “It’s all part of God’s plan.” These ideas can be a source of joy or comfort… at least until life goes sideways. Then what? Listen to Rev. Liz’s sermon here.

Where do the weeds come from? How are they able to work themselves so consistently into our gardens, and into… well, every place imaginable? The disciples are struggling with this question after Jesus tells them a strange parable, but it sounds like they’re really wondering about why bad things happen to good people. Listen to…

As Jesus offers us this familiar sower, we meet someone who seems to have no concept of scarcity, no concern whatsoever of there not being enough. What would it look like for us to try on this approach? Listen to Rev. Liz’s sermon here.

People are often making their way through life carrying burdens beyond what anyone around them may know. It’s a long road we walk, and we may not always feel so sure that we have what it takes to continue on. And then comes Jesus’ voice, urging all who are weary to come to him. Listen…