The first Sunday in the Season of Advent marks the beginning of a new liturgical year, in which we watch, wait, and prepare to celebrate the birth of the Christ child. Please join us we begin this journey together. (1 Thessalonians 3:9-13)

What do the sci-fi characters George Taylor, Nova, and the Temple in Jerusalem have to teach us about the Christian faith? Come and take a listen. (Mark 13:1-8)

I am not much of a golfer, but I know enough to know that, like many things in life, golf is a game of degrees. Being off by a couple of degrees can mean the difference of a few inches or several feet (if not yards). It’s a reminder that sometimes small things can have a big impact. Come and listen to what Jesus’ had to say about how this concept impacts many aspects of our lives. (Mark 12:38-44)

Today we celebrate the Feast of All Saints Day in which we consider the legacy of faith that we have received from those who have gone before. (John 11:32-44)

Have you ever heard of going nose blind? It refers to the idea that familiarity can lead to blind spots in life. Today we chat about learning see the familiar with fresh eyes. (Mark 10:46-52)

Today we consider a story in which two of Jesus’ closest friends really misread “the room”. The story serves as a reminder that sometimes things don’t alway go as planned, and some times that’s really okay. Come and take a listen. (Mark 10:35-45)

What do the TV Show characters Sam Malone, Cliff Craven, and Norm Peterson have to teach us not only about Thanksgiving but also about the Christian faith. Come and take a listen. (Luke 17:11–19)

Roughly 20 years ago, an ad campaign asked viewers “What’s in YOUR wallet?” Join us today, as we pause to consider issues of identity and purpose. (Hebrews 1: 1-4, 2:5-12)